Lola's Tea House Tea Selections
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Black: Indian, Sri Lankan, and Chinese Teas

Assam tea is known for its strong, full, rich, full-bodied, pungent and sometimes malty bright liquor flavor. These teas are particularly popular as a tea to drink with breakfast in the morning.

Darjeeling tea is acknowledged as the superlative standard for tea flavor, unmatched by teas grown anywhere else in the world. Darjeeling tea is to tea, what champagne is to wine.

Decaf Black tea is also available.

Green: Chinese and Japanese Teas
Its natural aroma and widely acclaimed health benefits make green tea appealing to both the tea lover and previously non-tea drinker.

Decaf Green tea is also available.

Green: Chinese and Japanese Teas ($12-$35/lb)
Its natural aroma and widely acclaimed health benefits make green tea appealing to both the tea lover and previously non-tea drinker.

Decaf Green is also available

Oolong: Chinese and Taiwanese Teas ($20-$22/lb)
Oolongs have some of the qualities of both black and green teas. At their best, oolongs are beautiful, full-bodied teas with a fragrant flavor and fruity, sweet aroma. The vast majority of oolongs come from China and Taiwan (also known as Formosa).

White: Chinese and Japanese Teas ($24-$60/lb)
White teas are the most delicate of all teas. White tea has a pale yellow cup color and a delicate, fresh flavor. The two most popular white teas are the White Peony (also called "Pai Mu Tan" or "Bai Mudan") and the treasured Silver Needle.

Flavored Gourmet Teas ($20-$35/lb)
· Peach, Mango, and Ginger
· Peppermint, Chamomile, Jasmine, and Chai

Each is sure to delight your senses!

Breakfast Teas: Irish/English/Earl Grey ($18-$25/lb)

Rooibos ($14-$20/lb):
Fast growing in popularity among those looking for an alternative. Tea-like in cup color and character; Rooibos (and honeybush) are naturally 100% caffeine free herbal beverages rich in essential minerals. Imported from South Africa, Rooibos is processed from the leaf of the Aspalathus linearis root, and looks and tastes very much like tea. Rooibos can be enjoyed hot or cold and with milk, lemon, sugar or honey.