Langers Blue Zones Inspired Unsweetened Tea Bergamot Black Tea with Fruit Juice 15.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 12)
$40.67
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Langers Blue Zones Inspired Unsweetened Tea Bergamot Black Tea with Fruit Juice 15.2 Fl Oz (Pack of 12)
$40.67
- Langers' Blue Zones teas are inspired by the essence of the blue zones, a flavorful adventure with no added sugars or sweeteners that embodies longevity and vitality, where every sip is a taste of these extraordinary regions, inviting everyone to explore and indulge in their culinary secrets. - Bergamot Black Tea inspired by Ikaria, Greece: Bergamot is a fragrant citrus fruit that grows in Ikaria, where locals drink teas steeped in herbs. This antioxidant-rich blend is combined with the juices of stone fruits, watermelon, and strawberry, designed to restore and renew. - No Sugar, Sweeteners or Colors added. - GMO Free, Gluten Free - BPA Free Bottle
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Langers and Blue Zones
Teas Inspired by the Essence and Ingredients of the Blue Zones
Bergamot Black Tea
The blue zones are longevity hotspots where people live long and healthier lives than anywhere else in the world. The people in blue zones cultures share lifestyle habits: they eat mostly plants, move naturally throughout the day, enjoy deep social connections, and have a sense of purpose.
A bright, aromatic tea made from ancient ingredients inspried by Iakria, Greece. Bergamot is a fragrant citrus fruit that grows in Ikaria, where locals drink teas steeped in herbs. Our rich blend of fruits is designed to restore and renew.
Langers’ Blue Zones Teas inspired by the essence of the blue zones, a flavorful adventure with no added sugars or sweeteners, where every sip is a taste of these extraordinary regions, inviting everyone to explore and indulge in their culinary secrets.
Why Tea?
With over 1,500 varieties, not including all the different herbal blends, tea is a comforting and pleasant drink with healing effects. In the blue zones, where tea is consumed regularly, it is thought to be healthier than water. People in Ikaria enjoy drinking herbal teas with family and friends, and scientists have found that they pack an antioxidant punch. Tea leaves also contain powerful antioxidants called polyphenols.