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      Assam Tea Bags - 40' Tea Bag Tin
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      Decaf Earl Grey Tea Bags - Earl Grey Decaf Tea Bags
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      Decaf English Breakfast Tea Bags - English Breakfast Decaf Tea Bags
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      Earl Grey Tea Bags Flavored with Real Bergamot is Earl Grey Tea
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      Earl Grey Vanilla Tea Bags Flavored with Real Bergamot and Vanilla
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      English Breakfast Tea Bags 40's Tin - Breakfast Tea Blend
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      Irish Breakfast Tea Bags 40's Tin - Irish Breakfast Tea
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      Mango Tea Bags 40's Tin - Mango Black Flavored Tea Bags
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      Black tea is a versatile beverage enjoyed by many at any time of day.

      Black tea is a diverse category with many tea blends and variations to explore. Here are some popular types of black teas to try:

      1. Assam: Known for its bold, malty flavor, Assam black tea originates from the Assam region in India. It has a robust character and is often enjoyed with milk and sugar.

      2. Darjeeling: Often referred to as the "Champagne of Teas," Darjeeling black tea comes from the Darjeeling region in India. It has a light and floral flavor with muscatel notes, making it a favorite among tea connoisseurs.

      3. Earl Grey: Earl Grey is a classic black tea blend flavored with bergamot oil, giving it a distinctive citrusy aroma and flavor. It's a popular choice for afternoon tea and pairs well with pastries.

      4. English Breakfast: A traditional blend of black teas, English Breakfast is rich and robust, with a full-bodied flavor. It's often enjoyed with milk and sugar and is a staple morning tea.

      5. Ceylon: Ceylon black tea hails from Sri Lanka and is known for its bright, brisk flavor with citrusy undertones. It's versatile and can be enjoyed on its own or with milk and sugar.

      6. Decaf Black Tea: Decaffeinated black tea offers all the flavor and richness of traditional black tea without the caffeine. It's a great option for those looking to enjoy tea later in the day or for individuals sensitive to caffeine.

      These are just a few examples of the many types of black teas available to explore. Each variety offers its own unique flavor profile and characteristics, providing endless opportunities for tea enthusiasts to discover new and exciting brews.