Harvest Chocolate loose leaf sipping tea collection seven flavors in colorful tins with cacao beans nibs and cacao shells

CHOCOLATE TEA

Elizabeth pouring chocolate tea into ceramic cups at the Harvest Chocolate cafe in Tecumseh Michigan

FROM COCOA BEAN TO CUP

CHOCOLATE YOU CAN SIP.

We make chocolate from the cocoa nibs and tea from the roasted shells. Each cup carries the inviting aroma of chocolate with a light, roasty finish.

Roasted and crafted in our Tecumseh shop, our chocolate teas are available in Classic and six flavored varieties, in tea bags and loose leaf tins.

EXPLORE THE TEAS

SEVEN BLENDS · TEA BAGS & LOOSE LEAF

EXPLORE OUR CHOCOLATE TEAS

Start with Classic or find a favorite with fruit, herbs, or warming spices. Choose a box, a tin, or a bundle of all seven flavors.

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Cacao beans, cocoa nibs, and cacao shells in front of Harvest Chocolate loose leaf sipping tea tins

THE BEAN-TO-BAR CONNECTION

WHAT IS CHOCOLATE TEA?

Every cocoa bean has two parts: the nib and the shell. We roast whole cocoa beans, separate the nibs from the shells, then use the nibs to make chocolate and the fragrant shells to brew tea.

Sometimes called cocoa shell tea, it tastes lighter than hot chocolate while keeping that familiar roasted chocolate aroma. Our Classic tea contains just cocoa shells; flavored blends include real fruit, herbs, spices, and, in some varieties, black or green tea.

Harvest Chocolate sipping tea brewed in a glass teapot with a ceramic cup and used tea bags on a marble surface

A SIMPLE DAILY RITUAL

HOW TO BREW CHOCOLATE TEA

1. STEEP a tea bag or loose leaf tea in hot water for 5–7 minutes.

2. SIP it as-is, add a little honey, or pour it over ice. For a richer cup, try warm milk.

3. EXPLORE the flavors. Check ingredients for blends containing black or green tea if you're watching caffeine.

LEARN MORE ABOUT CHOCOLATE TEA