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Rich in antioxidants (theaflavins & thearubigins) to support cardiovascular health

Apple bits supply dietary fiber and natural fruit polyphenols for digestion support

Cinnamon and cloves provide anti-inflammatory properties and help regulate blood sugar

Almonds contribute vitamin E and healthy fats for skin and heart wellness

Marigold petals add mild anti-inflammatory and immune-supportive flavonoids

Assam Black Tea

Botanical Name: Camellia sinensis var. assamica

Common Names: Assam Tea, Black Tea, Autumn Blend Base

Other Regional Names: German: Assam-Schwarztee; French: thé noir d’Assam; Spanish: té negro de Assam; Japanese: アッサム紅茶 (Assamu kōcha); Chinese: 阿萨姆红茶 (āsàmǔ hóngchá); Arabic: شاي آسام الأسود (shāy āsām al-aswad)

Apple

Botanical Name: Malus domestica

Common Names: Apple, Apple Bits

Other Regional Names: German: Apfel; French: pomme; Spanish: manzana; Japanese: 林檎 (ringo); Chinese: 苹果 (píngguǒ); Arabic: تفاح (tuffāḥ)

Cinnamon

Botanical Name: Cinnamomum verum

Common Names: Cinnamon, True Cinnamon

Other Regional Names: German: Zimt; French: cannelle; Spanish: canela; Japanese: シナモン (shinamon); Chinese: 肉桂 (ròuguì); Arabic: قرفة (qirfa)

Almond

Botanical Name: Prunus dulcis

Common Names: Almond, Sweet Almond

Other Regional Names: German: Mandel; French: amande; Spanish: almendra; Japanese: アーモンド (āmondo); Chinese: 杏仁 (xìngrén); Arabic: لوز (lawz)

Marigold Petals

Botanical Name: Calendula officinalis

Common Names: Marigold, Calendula

Other Regional Names: German: Ringelblume; French: souci; Spanish: caléndula; Japanese: マリーゴールド (marīgōrudo); Chinese: 万寿菊 (wànshòujú); Arabic: قطيفة (qaṭīfa)

Vanilla

Botanical Name: Vanilla planifolia

Common Names: Vanilla, Vanilla Flavor

Other Regional Names: German: Vanille; French: vanille; Spanish: vainilla; Japanese: バニラ (banira); Chinese: 香草 (xiāngcǎo); Arabic: الفانيليا (al-fānyliyā)

Q. What makes Autumn Black Tea ideal for iced preparation?

A. The natural sweetness of apple bits and creamy vanilla sustains flavor even when chilled, while the robust Assam base prevents dilution. Simply brew at 95 °C for 3–4 min, strain, chill, and serve over ice with a cinnamon stick for an invigorating autumn-inspired iced tea.

Q. How does marigold contribute to this blend?

A. Marigold petals add a light floral note and contain lutein and flavonoids, which support eye health and provide anti-inflammatory benefits. Their gentle flavor also balances the sweet and spice elements, creating a harmonious cup.

Q. Can I reuse the leaves and fruit bits for a second steep?

A. Yes—the sturdy black tea leaves and dried fruit pieces release remaining flavor with a second steep. Add 30 s extra steep time (4–5 min total) to fully extract the layered notes of apple, cinnamon, and vanilla for a milder, aromatic cup.

Q. Does this tea contain caffeine?

A. Yes, it naturally contains caffeine (approx. 40–70 mg per cup) from the Assam black tea base, providing a smooth, sustained energy boost without excessive bitterness.

Q. Are there any recommended pairings?

A. Autumn Black Tea pairs beautifully with spiced pastries, apple pie, and nut-based cookies—flavors that echo its apple, cinnamon, and almond notes. It also makes a comforting complement to creamy desserts like vanilla panna cotta.

Q. How should I store Autumn Black Tea?

A. Store in an airtight, opaque container in a cool, dry place away from light, heat, and strong odors. Proper sealing preserves the volatile vanilla and fruit oils, ensuring full flavor intensity for up to 12 months.