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Nighttime tea lovers may enjoy Decaf Paris, our alternative version of Paris, one of Harney & Sons' most popular and talked-about blends. Relax with the same great fruity flavors of vanilla, caramel, and bergamot with a decaf black tea base and still get a good night's sleep!

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Our Decaf Earl Grey starts with our Decaf Ceylon, to which we add natural oil of bergamot, found in traditional Earl Grey blends. (See also Earl Grey for our caffeinated black tea version.)

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Chai is a spiced black tea, an Indian black base blended with cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and a touch of vanilla. It brews strong and warming, sweet spice up front and a body full enough to stand up to milk and sugar the way a good chai should.

We built it for the classic preparation, a splash of milk and a little sweetener, though it holds its own poured plain. Unlike many Indian chai recipes, we leave out the peppers, so the cardamom and cinnamon lead instead of the heat.

Chamomile is an herbal infusion made entirely from Egyptian chamomile flowers, not a true tea, which is why it is naturally caffeine-free. The cup is soft and honeyed, floral with a whisper of apple, and it steeps to a bright, clear yellow.

We use the whole flower, petals and pollen both, so the body stays light and mellow from the first sip to the last. It is the cup we reach for when the day is winding down.

We're pleased to offer Vanilla Comoro, our popular decaffeinated version of Vanilla Black tea! Now you may enjoy our favorite vanilla dessert tea to your heart's content and still get a good night's sleep.

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Scottish Morn is our strongest breakfast tea, a black blend of small-leaf Assam, Ceylon, and Assam CTC built to be drunk the way the Scots drink it, strong and lightened with milk. It brews one of the darkest cups we make, full-bodied with a malty backbone, and it does not flinch when the milk goes in.

We blend it for the American-Scottish Foundation®, and a portion of Scottish Morn and Scottish Afternoon sales supports the Foundation's charitable endeavors. When you stand your spoon up in this tea, it might just stand straight.

Japanese Sencha is a classic steamed green tea from the Shizuoka province of Japan, the style that fills everyday cups across Tokyo. Ours is fresh and spring grass with light notes of citrus and toasted bread, medium in body for a green, and forgiving enough to drink from morning to afternoon.

We buy it from the Kaburagi family in central Shizuoka and choose leaf from the middle of the season, which keeps it approachable in flavor and in price. Brew it with water off the boil, around 160 degrees, and it stays sweet and clean instead of turning bitter from too many catechins in your cup.

Irish Breakfast is our full-bodied black tea, blended from one hundred percent Assam grown in the Brahmaputra Valley of northeast India. It pours a deep, medium-dark brown with a malty backbone and a subtle note of roast malt, the kind of cup that wakes you up and holds its own.

We built this one in the older Irish style, with small broken leaves rather than CTC pellets, so it stays smooth even when you brew it strong. It drinks well on its own, and it takes milk and sugar as gracefully as any tea we make.

Decaf Hot Cinnamon is our best-selling Hot Cinnamon Spice with the caffeine taken out, a decaffeinated black tea blended with three types of cinnamon, orange peel, and sweet cloves. It brews up spicy and naturally sweet, with no sugar or sweeteners added, the same assertive character that made the original famous.

We built it for everyone who loves Hot Cinnamon Spice in the morning and wishes it could follow them into the evening. Now it can, at any hour you like.

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English Breakfast is a 100% Chinese Keemun black tea. A classic, full-bodied cup with an ancient pedigree. Researchers trace the blend to the black tea the English drank every morning in the early 1800s, before the fashion turned to brisker leaves from India, Ceylon, and Africa. Ours keeps to that original: short, charcoal-gray leaves that brew a deep brown liquor, mellow and straightforward, with quiet notes of toast and honey.

Medium-to-full in body, it's built to take milk and sugar. It's a simple, dependable way to start any day.

Earl Grey Supreme is a refined, full-leaf Earl Grey, a black tea blend finished with natural Oil of Bergamot from Calabria, Italy. Where a classic Earl Grey is all black tea and bergamot, the Supreme adds traditional oolong, white tea silver tips for a natural sweetness, over a base of Assam, Keemun, and Ceylon. The result is lighter, softer, and more aromatic, with more bergamot and a pleasant finish.

Bright with citrus, it is easy to drink plain or with a splash of milk. Most people who try the Supreme do not go back to an ordinary Earl Grey.

Paris is a fruity black tea blend, layered with caramel, vanilla, and black currant, with a hint of bergamot. Mike built it as a tribute to the Parisian tea shops and his French wife, Brigitte, he loves. Like the city itself, it is complex and charming.

It is round and a little sweet on its own, so it needs little or no sugar. It is just as good over ice as it is hot, which makes it easy to keep coming back to.

Hot Cinnamon Spice is a black tea blended with three types of cinnamon, orange peel, and sweet cloves. John Harney, our founder, created it in our beginning years, and it has been the tea most people discover us through ever since. It is bold and warming, with a sweet-spicy character that tastes sweet even though there is no added sugar or sweeteners anywhere in it. The sweetness comes from the spices themselves.

It holds up beautifully to a splash of milk, and it is just as good over ice. For a lot of people, it is the tea they keep in the cupboard year round.