Market Spice
$13.00 CAD for 125g
$13.00 – $52.00
The original Market Spice! Black tea blended with orange oil, cinnamon oil, and cloves for a remarkably sweet and spicy cup.
This signature blend of the Market Spice Tea Company originated in their Pike Place Market store in Seattle, Washington.
Naturally sweet, no added sugar.
*Because of the concentrated oils you may notice the tape used to seal the bag starting to separate. We strongly recommend storing in a glass jar.*
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