AuroRed Tea

AuroRed Tea

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AuroRed Tea

AuroRed Tea

$29.00
$29.00
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Naturally anti-inflammatory and antioxidant-rich.
Helps support healthy blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
Gentle, refreshing, and made for everyday drinking.

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The geeky details

Hand-picked

Handcrafted

Health Benefits

Rich in Antioxidants Calms Inflammation Good for Blood Pressure Balances Cholesterol

Tasting notes

Smooth,Refreshing,Mellow with a Honey
Finish

Created with love

Sip Grace Tea

The geeky details

Hand-picked

Handcrafted

Tasting notes

Smooth , Refreshing, Mellow with a Honey Finish

Health Benefits

Rich in Antioxidants
Calms Inflammation
Good for Blood Pressure
Balances Cholesterol

Created with love

Sip Grace Tea

How to Cold Brew Red Tea

counter_1 Step 1 Add 3g of tea leaves to a glass bottle.

counter_2 Step 2 Pour in 500ml of cold water, room-temperature water, or add ice cubes.

counter_3 Step 3 Seal and refrigerate for 6–8 hours.

counter_4 Step 4Strain and enjoy. Serve cold or over ice.

counter_5 Flavor Tip Light, smooth, naturally sweet — with a gentle pine aroma and zero bitterness.

Behind the Red Tea
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This Red Tea comes from Tongmu Village in China’s Wuyi Mountains — the birthplace of the world’s first black tea
Made with traditional methods, the leaves are slowly oxidized and lightly pine-smoked.
Smooth and warming, with notes of honey, dried fruit, and a soft pine aroma.
More than a tea, it’s the origin of black tea and a tradition passed down for generations.

FAQ

In China, tea is named by the color of the brewed liquor. This tea brews a beautiful reddish hue, so it’s traditionally called Red Tea.

Smooth and naturally sweet, with notes of honey, dried fruit, and a gentle pine aroma. It’s rich but never bitter or harsh.

Use hot water (90–95°C / 195–205°F), steep for 2–3 minutes, and adjust to taste.

Absolutely. It’s excellent on its own, but also pairs well with milk, honey, or sugar.

Testimonials

  • A whole new experience of red tea.

    I was surprised by how balanced this tea is. The honey and dried fruit notes really stand out. Perfect for daily drinking..

    Emily T

  • Clean, refined, and high quality

    You can taste the craftsmanship. Smooth body, gentle warmth, and a beautiful red color in the cup.

    Daniel W

  • Great both hot and cold

    I love this tea hot in the morning and cold-brewed in the afternoon. Smooth, refreshing, and never harsh..

    Sophia L