Kitimai Tea and Coffee: $18 for Four, $24 for Six, or $27 for Eight-Count Tea Sampler (Up to 58% Off)
Today’s Groupon Toronto Daily Deal of the Day: Kitimai Tea and Coffee: $18 for Four, $24 for Six, or $27 for Eight-Count Tea Sampler (Up to 58% Off)
Buy now from only $24
Value $45
Discount 46% Off
Highlights
Customers mix and match a variety of up to 16 different flavors of tea
What You’ll Get
- $18 for a four count tea sampler (4 units of 50 grams; 200 grams total) ($30 value)
- $24 for a six count tea sampler (6 units of 50 grams; 300 grams total) ($45 value)
- $27 for an eight count tea sampler (8 units of 50 grams; 400 grams total) ($65 value)
Choose from the following flavors:
- English breakfast
- Darjeeling
- Earl grey
- Jasmine special grade
- Kenya tinderet black tea
- Assam fair trade organic
- Spring sencha green tea
- Berriliscious hibiscus herbal infusion
- Strawberries and champagne white tea
- Masala chai all natural spices
- Ginger orange peach green tea
- Goji raspberry sencha
- Coconut black tea
- Blackcurrant black tea
- Cleopatra’s beauty rooibos herbal tea
- Pomegranate blueberry green tea
This is a limited 1-day only sale that will expire tonight at midnight (Wednesday, August 5, 2020).
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The Fine Print
Promotional value expires 120 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. May be repurchased every 90 days. Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as gift. Valid only for option purchased. Must call ahead of time to set up tea package. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
Kitimai Tea and Coffee
http://www.kitimai.com/
Kitimai Tea & Coffee 1110 Finch Avenue West Unit 20, Toronto, ON M3J 2T2 (9.2 miles)
Black, Green, and White Tea: One Plant, Many Flavors
Steep your mind in Groupon’s study of the three forms of the Camellia sinensis plant to pick the best one for your palate.
Black Tea: Black tea packs a brisk, bold punch of flavor. It derives its color from the oxidation process that it goes through during production. The leaf is allowed to dry and wither as it absorbs oxygen and loses its youthful illusions. This process can also leave the finished product with higher levels of caffeine in proportion to its weight, as other components of the plant decay or evaporate. Black tea has been linked with lowered cholesterol levels and other heart-healthy benefits.
Green Tea: Made from less-oxidized leaves, green tea carries a grassy, bittersweet taste. From the Japanese-powered matcha tea to the Chinese blend of rolled leaves known as gunpowder tea, green tea can vary widely in taste and brewing process. The heath benefits of green tea are a popular subject of scientific study, as the brew is thought to have a strong concentration of antioxidants and doctor-attracting scent compounds.
White Tea: In many ways the little sibling to black and green teas, white tea is made from the downy, immature buds of the Camellia sinensis plant. It hardly undergoes any oxidation at all, and its typically short brewing time often results in a beverage that’s light on caffeine. What white tea lacks in maturity, it makes up for in delicate, fruity flavors and a hefty dose of antioxidants, which remain virtually untouched during its minimal processing.
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