Company Overview
Tiesta Tea was founded in 2010 in Chicago, Illinois by two college students after visitng a tiny Czech teahouse in Prague.
Today, Tiesta Tea can be found in over 6,500 specialty, natural and conventional grocery stores nationwide. Creating tea blends that help you energize, slenderize, stay young, boost immunity and relax with incredible flavor is what Tiesta Tea does best. Tea is healthy. Loose leaf tea is healthier. They use real fruits, herbs, spices and high quality tea leaves. Tiesta Tea believes in Living Loose.
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