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Mountain Huckleberry Black Tea Losse Leaf Tea

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Rich, bold, and inspired by the wild beauty of the Pacific Northwest, our Mountain Huckleberry Black Tea captures the unmistakable flavor of North Idaho's most iconic berry. Smooth, medium-bodied black tea is infused with the sweet, tangy essence of wild huckleberries, creating a comforting cup that feels like a peaceful morning in the mountains. Whether enjoyed steaming hot beside a campfire or poured over ice on a warm afternoon, every sip brings a taste of alpine adventure.

Details:

  • Ingredients: Black tea, natural huckleberry flavor
  • Contains Caffeine: A smooth, energizing black tea perfect for mornings or an afternoon pick-me-up.
  • Tea Profile: Medium-bodied with bright wild berry notes and a rich black tea finish.
  • Brewing Temperature: 203–212°F
  • Size: 30–45 servings, loose leaf

Why You'll Love It:

  • A North Idaho Classic: Sweet, wild huckleberry flavor paired with bold black tea for an unforgettable cup.
  • Perfect Hot or Iced: Cozy on crisp mornings and incredibly refreshing served over ice.
  • Mountain-Inspired: Crafted to capture the fresh air, scenic trails, and wild berry patches of the mountains.
  • Plant Pairing Perfection: Pair with a lush fern or vibrant huckleberry-colored foliage plant to create a peaceful woodland-inspired tea ritual.
  • Gift-Ready: A thoughtful gift for tea lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone who loves the flavors of the Pacific Northwest.

Bring the spirit of the mountains home with every cup. Bursting with the nostalgic flavor of wild huckleberries and smooth black tea, this blend is an invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and savor the beauty of nature—no hiking boots required.

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Enjoy Mountain Huckleberry Black Tea by Steep Society. A loose-leaf black tea with sweet wild huckleberry flavor, inspired by the mountains of North Idaho.