For centuries people have enjoyed tea as an invigorating and refreshing beverage. Today the natural, healthful properties of tea are being rediscovered. Black tea and green tea naturally contain flavonoid antioxidants, which may help protect the body from the damage caused by harmful free radicals.

Vanilla story begins with the Totonaco Indians of Mexico, who were the first to unearth its secret. They fell to the Aztecs, who were in turn soon conquered by the Spaniard, under the leadership of Harnando Cortez. Cortez brought his precious plunder, including a few beans of vanilla, back to Spain. He also brought back cocoa. The two were mixed together, and the Spanish nobles spend the next hundred years indulging in the pleasant drink. It was only in the 17th Century that the taste of vanilla became valued on its very own.

The delectable flavor of sweet vanilla is naturally caffeine-free. Warm notes of vanilla are sure to help you unwind after a long day.