Green tea is a favourite tea ritual served at Tai Chi classes.  This special blend was created for the Wine Country Tai Chi Society for the Year of the Green Dragon 2024.  With the ancient tradition of Hyson green tea from the Anhul Province of China, this blend also includes favourite tastes from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia where the club resides.  We have added grape leaves, honeybush, rose petals and the natural flavour of cherry to bring out West Kelowna orchard and vineyard produce. This tea can be purchased from the WCTCS by reaching out to them through their website. We try to keep it in stock at the Cape Breton Tea Company, but it is a favourite at our local Mabou Farmers Market and disappears quickly.

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Reminiscent of time in the orchards and vineyards of the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, this blend includes grape leaves, rooibos, blackberry leaves, ginger, calendula, rose petals and the natural flavours of peach, apricot and cherry.  Created for the Wine Country Tai Chi Society for Year of the Green Dragon 2024, this favourite blend is also a favourite among the Cape Breton Tea Company followers.  Robust and full of layers of flavour, it is good served hot or cold, and is a great lemonade base, as well as beautiful in the switchel recipe. Purchasing this tea through the Wine Country Tai Chi Society in West Kelowna can be done here. Just send them a message and tell them the Greenwell Center sent you.

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