Hot Cinnamon Spice Half Dozen – 6 Bags of 50 Sachets
Also known as Hot Cinnamon Sunset. Same blend, different packaging.
Hot Cinnamon Spice Half Dozen – 6 Bags of 50 Sachets
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Description
Six bags of our best-seller, for the cupboard that should never run dry. Hot Cinnamon Spice is a black tea blended with three types of cinnamon, orange peel, and sweet cloves. It tastes sweet without a grain of sugar; the cinnamon does that on its own.
The Half Dozen is our most economical way to keep it in the house. Refill your tins from the bags and keep the rest in reserve, and the morning cup is never in question.
Bundle includes:
- 6 Bags of 50 Hot Cinnamon Spice sachets (300 sachets)
- Each sachet brews one 12 oz. cup of tea
For the household that reaches for it every day, the office kitchen that goes through a bag a week, or anyone who would rather restock twice a year than every month.
What Customers Say
4.9 out of 5 · 14,048 reviews
The loose tea delivers the most intense bold flavor and is part of my morning routine!
The cinnamon spice flavor is warming and comforting.
Very fragrant, and the cinnamon flavor is a flavorful way to wake up each morning.
Four Decades of Tradition
Three generations later, we still follow his one rule: only buy and blend teas that make us smile. Today we blend more than 300 of them from a home base in Millerton, New York, where the third generation is adding blends of its own.
The Tea Customers Come Back For
Blended in Millerton, poured the world over
How to Enjoy It
Hot Cinnamon Spice is bold and naturally sweet, with no sugar added. Here is how we make it when we want it at its best.
Water
Start with fresh spring or filtered water. It's nearly everything in the cup, and even a tea this bold takes on whatever's in the tap.
Hot
With its black tea base, you'll want to use boiling water (212ºF). Steep 5 minutes so the cinnamon, orange, and cloves have time to come forward.
Iced
Brew it double strength, twice the tea for the same water, then pour straight over a tall glass of ice. It holds its spice as it dilutes instead of washing out.
