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Shop Loose Leaf Tea Online at Tea Lovers Australia

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  If you are looking to shop loose leaf tea online , look no further than the fantastic Tea Lovers Australia online tea store at www.tealovers.com.au. Tea Lovers offers a wonderful range of loose leaf teas as well as quality silk pyramid teabags. Many of their products are expertly blended onsite at their warehouse in the Southern Highlands region near Sydney, where locally sourced and carefully selected imported tea bases are combined with premium ingredients to create blends of exceptional freshness and character. Why Australians Are Turning to Boutique Tea More and more consumers are choosing to shop loose leaf tea online from quality boutique tea sellers, craving greater variety and better quality than standard grocery store tea products can offer. Interest in tea is growing rapidly across Australia, driven by a deeper appreciation of the health benefits of tea drinking, the search for satisfying coffee alternatives, and the enormous popularity of bubble tea, which has introdu...
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Rooibos & Herbal Infusions Tea - Tealovers.com.au

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Rooibos tea is a herbal infusion made from the Aspalathus linearis bush shrub that is native to South Africa. Rooibos isn’t actually a tea in the sense that it doesn’t come from the camellia sinensis plant – It is a herb that infuses in water to make a nutritious herbal beverage. Similarly to the production of tea, rooibos tea leaves (leaves form the Aspalathus linearis shrub) are cut, dried and fermented to produce a reddish-brown coloured leaf. Indigenous to South Africa, rooibos tea is the popular drink found in most South African households and is now currently sold in over 60 countries worldwide. It is interesting to know about how rooibos tea was first discovered. In the 1700’s early Dutch settlers in Cape Town discovered rooibos tea as an alternative to drinking expensive black tea from Europe at the time.  A European botanist Carl Thuinberg who visited Cape Town in 1772, studied the rooibos plant and the tea that could be brewed from it. Following this, ...
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