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About Camille's Tea:
Camille's Tea, based in the San Antonio, Texas area, offers a wide variety of gourmet teas, including flavored teas, traditional teas, green teas,
herbal teas, decaffeinated teas, decaf teas, caffeine free teas, and iced teas, and lavender, Shea butter, Chantal teapots, Lomonosov teapots, tea
infusers, tea accessories, Bearington Bears, tea linens, neck warmers, Herbal Concepts slippers and eye pacs, and Pre de Provence bath and
body products.  We also feature multiple tea of the month clubs.  
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To pay by check or money order,  email camille@camillestea.com.
gift certificates:

Can't decide what to buy?  How about a gift
certificate?  You choose the amount, and we
never let the certificate expire or charge
maintenance fees.
quality tea

We provide the highest-quality tea.  Many of our tea growers are FAIR TRADE
certified, members of the
Ethical Tea Partnership (ETP), and organic certified. As a
part of the tea industry, we know who produces premium teas in a responsible
manner.  If a tea's source is questionable, we won't carry it.
Argentine Yerba Mate:

We have yerba mate!  
Check out our selections of
yerba mate chino, yerba
mate carnival, and
pomegranate tarragon
yerba mate.  We also carry
mate gourds and bombillas.
San Antonio! Helotes!
We're an internet-based business, but you may purchase our teas at Ricini's Deli in
downtown San Antonio.  Ricini's is right across the street from the Bexar County
Couthouse on Dolorosa.
Ethical Tea Partnership
Yerba Mate Leaf
Yerba mate, often marketed for its weight loss and
appetite control, is part of Argentine social culture.
Passing the mate around is a decorous ritual, and
rarely will you find an Argentine without yerba mate.
teaducation:

Ever wonder what GFOP stands for?  

GFOP refers to Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe, which is a
higher quality tea that  includes the golden tips of the young
buds leaves.   Usually, OP is grown in Sri Lanka or Southern
India.  

Want to know more tea terms?  
See our Tea Talk webpage.