88 NIGHTS - ORGANIC
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IT’S HERE! Hachiju Hachiya means "88 Nights" and refers to the Eighty-Eighth night after the first day of spring on the traditional Japanese calendar. Tradition has it that the 88th day is the best time to pick tea, and to this day, its prized as high-quality green tea. The Japanese traditionally believe that drinking tea picked on the 88th night fends off diseases for the following year.

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RASPBERRY RAPTURE
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SUMMER FAVORITE! Just in time for Summer Solstice, our Raspberry Rapture is beloved near and far. Customer favorite and top rated! It’s a strong black tea base blended with dried raspberries. It’s a bold fruity wonder thats spectacular as a refreshing summer iced tea, but its quite enjoyable for those who like their tea hot - even in the summer!

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