Editorial Product Review:

Item Description:
MarketSpice Tea is the 'tea from Seattle that's famous world wide.' Customers have been enjoying this naturally sweet tea since back in the 60's when it was first developed.

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Customer Rating: - Market Spice tea is the best ever...
I grew up in Seattle, and drinking Market Spice Tea was one of the treats I enjoyed every time I went to Pike Place Market. My family has been ordering their tea for years, and we drink it all the time. Now we even carry it in our own retail store in Portland! I'm not much of a tea drinker other than Market Spice, but it tastes so good that I can't resist.

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Customer Rating: - Love this tea!
We became ardent lovers of Market Spice tea years ago and found that buying from this merchant was the absolute best way to get the tea as fresh as we could. I brew at work and have everyone following me back to my desk to ask what this wonderful, enticing smell could possibly be. I send them here...

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Customer Rating: - The best tea I know
Market Spice Tea is blended in the Market Spice shop at the Pike Place Market in Seattle. Back behind the famous fish-throwing guys is the small shop that not only will sell you almost every herb or spice you can imagine, but blends the tastiest tea I've ever had.

Market Spice tea is made with black tea, and contains essential oils of cinnamon and orange. The result is a delightful tea that is naturally sweet without the use of sugar or artificial sweeteners.

In Seattle, the tea is widely available, sold in many of the grocery stores. Not so available to me since I moved across the country. I'm happy to be able to order it online here at Amazon.com.

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Customer Rating: - Market Spice
Great tea, drink it every day. It even smells wonderful. Why can't I buy it in England?