The Reincarnation of Tea.

Herbal Infusion. Tazo Passion begins life when luscious hibiscus flowers are combined with the subtle citrus notes of lemongrass and tart Chilean rose hips. Natural tropical flavors of mango and passion fruit are mixed in, and the whole concoction is blended together under the watchful eye of a certified tea shaman. The result is bold and flavorful and should dispel any notion that herbal infusions are weak and watery.

At various times throughout history, Tazo has surfaced among the more advanced cultures of the day as a solution to the boredom of routine. In the court of Louis XIV, a refreshing, fruit-flavored herbal tea like this one became so popular that a dance was named after it. After a particularly rigorous evening of dancing the Tazo, legend has it the King became quite overwhelmed with passion. Nine months later, Louis XV was born.

Hot tea: Use one bag. Bring freshly drawn cold filtered water to a boil and pour into cup over filterbag. Allow to steep for five minutes. Gently squeeze bag and remove.

Iced tea: Place two bags in an eight ounce container and steep for five minutes. Remove bags and pour hot teas into a tall glass filled with ice.

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