Ingredients: black tea, cacao nibs
Brewing:
Hot: 1 tsp per 8 oz · 212°F (boiling) · 3–7 min
Iced: Brew strong (1 heaping tsp, 6–7 oz hot water, 5 min).
Strain over a 12 oz glass of ice. Sweeten or garnish as you like.
Bold, smooth, and as comforting as a well‑loved book.
This signature black tea blend brings together bold, malty Assam and smooth, cocoa‑tinged Keemun for a flavor that’s both familiar and quietly intriguing. A whisper of cacao nibs adds warmth, roundness, and that little something you can’t quite name but always want another sip of.
Brewed plain, it’s rich and steady. With milk, it becomes velvety and nostalgic. And when poured over ice, it transforms into a smooth, refreshing brew with just enough depth to stay interesting.
This is the kind of tea that you will want to keep coming back to… like your favorite paperback.
Caffeine Content: Medium
Book Pairings:
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer & Annie Barrows
A heartwarming, epistolary novel full of friendship, resilience, and the comfort of shared stories. Its cozy, communal spirit mirrors the approachable warmth of this blend.
The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow
Lyrical, imaginative, and full of wonder — a perfect match for a tea that feels classic on the surface but reveals deeper notes the longer you linger with it.
Matching Genres:
Contemporary Fiction, Literary Fiction, Cozy Mysteries, Historical Fiction, Magical Realism, Fantasy, Memoir
Bold, smooth, and as comforting as a well‑loved book.
This signature black tea blend brings together bold, malty Assam and smooth, cocoa‑tinged Keemun for a flavor that’s both familiar and quietly intriguing. A whisper of cacao nibs adds warmth, roundness, and that little something you can’t quite name but always want another sip of.
Brewed plain, it’s rich and steady. With milk, it becomes velvety and nostalgic. And when poured over ice, it transforms into a smooth, refreshing brew with just enough depth to stay interesting.
This is the kind of tea that you will want to keep coming back to… like your favorite paperback.
Caffeine Content: Medium
Book Pairings:
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer & Annie Barrows
A heartwarming, epistolary novel full of friendship, resilience, and the comfort of shared stories. Its cozy, communal spirit mirrors the approachable warmth of this blend.
The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow
Lyrical, imaginative, and full of wonder — a perfect match for a tea that feels classic on the surface but reveals deeper notes the longer you linger with it.
Matching Genres:
Contemporary Fiction, Literary Fiction, Cozy Mysteries, Historical Fiction, Magical Realism, Fantasy, Memoir
Ingredients: black tea, cacao nibs
Brewing:
Hot: 1 tsp per 8 oz · 212°F (boiling) · 3–7 min
Iced: Brew strong (1 heaping tsp, 6–7 oz hot water, 5 min).
Strain over a 12 oz glass of ice. Sweeten or garnish as you like.