- Stash Premium Tea Green Tea Decaf Premium - 18 ea
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Walgreens
From $3.29 (New)
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Drugstore.com
From $3.49 (New)
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| Latest | $3.29 49 mins ago |
| Highest | $3.99 Oct 22, '13 |
| Lowest | $3.29 Sep 9, '15 |
| Average | $3.29 (30d avg) $3.29 (90d avg) $3.29 (180d avg) $3.29 (365d avg) $3.39 (Lifetime average) |
| Added | Jun 13, 2013 |
Green Tea Is Steamed Fresh From The Garden, Preserving Its Color And Natural Flavor, Leaving It Rich In Antioxidants. This Tea Is A Gently, Contemplative Drink Blended From Top Quality Green Tea Leaves. An All-Natural European Process Removes 99.5% Of The Caffeine While Retaining The Delicate, Slightly Sweet Flavor. 100% Natural Ingredients Kosher
| Latest | $3.49 67 mins ago |
| Highest | $3.99 Feb 25, '16 |
| Lowest | $3.49 Apr 2, '16 |
| Average | $3.77 (30d avg) $3.70 (90d avg) $3.79 (180d avg) $3.89 (365d avg) $3.96 (Lifetime average) |
| Added | Jun 14, 2013 |
Caffeine Free A delicate, slightly sweet, slightly nutty flavor. For our decaffeinated teas we use an advanced, completely natural European process. This process removes 99.5% of the caffeine, leaving the tea leaves with all the flavor, color and aroma you expect from Stash premium teas. Green tea is the earliest type of tea ever produced, with most of it produced in China and Japan. The first green tea was exported in 1611, when the Dutch East India Company established a factory on Hirado Island in Japan. In the manufacturing of green tea preservation of the intact green leaf is of utmost importance. Green teas are not oxidized as black teas are, or partially oxidized as oolongs, rather the tea leaves are plucked, steamed or pan fried, rolled and then dried. The result yields a natural chemical composition in green tea similar to the fresh leaf. Green tea is known for its