peach 3-gallon

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Pre-measured loose leaf pouches for your 3-gallon tea brewer. Simply open, pour into your 3-gallon brewer’s filter, and brew. In the famous poem 'The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock', T.S. Eliot wrote, 'Do I dare to eat a peach?' The literary-minded folks at Adagio have taken it upon themselves to provide Mr. Eliot with an answer: why not just steep a cup of our bright Ceylon black tea flavored with sweet peaches? Delightful peach-nectar fragrance, lingering floral aromas as you sip, pleasant astringency and 'peach fuzz' dryness.

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Ingredients & Lore

blended with black tea, natural peach flavor, apple pieces, marigold flowers & peach pieces

Fossils of peach seeds found along riverbeds by archaeologists have proven that peaches grew in Northwest China more than 6,000 years B.C. before it traveled the world via explorers and traders from Asia to the Mediterranean to Europe to the U.S. Peach's silky sweet taste charmed everyone from Alexander the Great, who brought seeds from Persia to Europe, to Queen Victoria, who thought a single peach the perfect dessert, to George Minifie who planted the first peach tree in Virginia in the early 17th century beginning our peach industry. China retains the world's lead of producing 5.5 million tons annually.