Black Tea

Also known as Red Tea in China or Qi Hong

The most popular class of tea outside of Asia is the second most

popular tea in the world. Known as black tea, the Chinese origi-

nally referred to this as red tea. The color of tea was based on

the liquor of the tea, not the leaf. Black tea is not fermented, it

is oxidized. Complete oxidation creates this truly remarkable

class of tea. If you're a classic tea drinker, you'll want to experi-

ence our extensive selection of black loose leaf teas.

� Assam - $4.50 oz

� *Buche de Noel - $5.50 oz

� *Candy Cane Lane - $4.50 oz

� Ceylon Nuwara Eliya - $5.50 oz

� China Breakfast - $5.50 oz

� *Clinton’s Carrot Cake - $5.50 oz

� Cranberry Orange - $5.50 oz

� Dalliance - $4.50 oz

� Darjeeling Second Flush - $9.50 oz

� Decadent - $5.50 oz

� Earl Grey - $5.50 oz

� Earl Grey Bouquet Decaf - $5.50 oz

� Earl Grey Crème - $4.50 oz

� English Breakfast - $4.50 oz

� English Breakfast Decaf - $5.50 oz

� French Breakfast - $7.50 oz

� Ginger Peach - $5.50 oz

� Golden Yunnan - $6.50 oz

� Grand Keemun - $5.50 oz

� Harrison’s Irish Cottage - $4.50 oz

� *Home Sweet Home - $4.50 oz

� Indian Summer - $4.50 oz

� London High - $4.50 oz

� Moondoggie - $5.50 oz

� Orange Dreamsicle - $4.50 oz

� *Orange Yuletide - $4.50 oz

� Pomegranate Granita Decaf - $5.50 oz

� Pumpkin Moon - $5.50 oz

� *Pumpkin Patch - $4.50 oz

� *Sleigh Bells - $4.50 oz

� Spiced Christmas - $4.50 oz

� *Spiked Apple - $5.50 oz

� Sweet Dreams Decaf - $5.50 oz

� *Vanilla Decaf - $4.50 oz

� Vineyard Sangria - $4.50 oz

Green Tea

The manufacture of green tea has long been the prerogative of

China. The tradition of ancestral techniques - which varied from

region to region, or even from village to village - still persists to

this day. The traditional methods produce a quality of tea which

is remarkable for the delicacy of its aroma, the fine presentation

of the leaf and the flavor of the liquor. Green teas do not

undergo oxidation. While the methods of manufacture may vary

greatly in detail according to the region or country where the

teas are made, the three manufacturing stages aimed at

preventing the leaves from oxidizing remain the same: firing,

rolling, drying.

� Brandied Pear - $5.50 oz

� California Dreamin’ - $4.50 oz

� China Lung Ching (Dragonwell) - $5.50 oz

� *Cozy Cabin - $4.50 oz

� Genmaicha - $7.50 oz

� *Get Well Soon - $5.50 oz

� Good Morning Vietnam - $6.50 oz

� Japanese Sencha - $12.50 oz

� Jasmine Pearls - $8.50 oz

� Mandarin Orange Silk - $4.50 oz

� Moroccan Mint - $4.50 oz

� Orange Honeysuckle - $6.50 oz

� Spring Awakening - $4.50 oz

� Walnut Crème - $4.50 oz

� Winter Snowflake - $4.50 oz

Pu-Erh Tea

Pu-erh is a fermented tea primarily from the Yunnan and

Sichuan provinces of China. It can be made either as a loose leaf

tea or compressed into cakes for aging. The cakes were

originally made to reduce the bulk for transporting for export.

Pu-erh teas are known for their healthy properties including

lowering cholesterol and preventing so-called bad cholesterol

from forming in the arteries. Chinese people drink Pu-erh after

a heavy meal to aid with digestion and the metabolism of fats.

Chinese women drink Pu-erh to stimulate weight loss. You can

re-steep Pu-erh multiple times with no loss of flavor.

� Blood Orange - $6.50 oz

� Infinity - $6.50 oz

� Mayan Mystery - $6.50 oz

� Thin Mint - $5.50 oz

� Vanilla Mint - $6.50 oz

� Vintage - $4.50 oz

� *Winter Solstice - $4.50 oz

Oolong Tea

Also known as Blue Tea, Ching Cha or Wulong

The oxidation process is interrupted part way through - unlike

green teas which are not oxidized at all, and black teas, which

are fully oxidized. In Chinese, Wu Long means literally "black

dragon" and refers to the very dark color frequently taken on by

the leaves during drying.

� Bao Zhong - $7.50 oz

� Bikini Season - $7.50 oz

� *Brandywine - $5.50 oz

� Chestnuts Roasting - $4.50 oz

� Citron - $7.50 oz

� *Cloud Nine - $4.50 oz

� Ginger - $5.50 oz

� *Holiday Wassail - $4.50 oz

� Iron Goddess of Mercy - $7.50 oz

� Mrs. Fezziwig’s Favorite - $6.50 oz

� Perfect Morning - $5.50 oz

� Strawberry Champagne - $5.50 oz

White Tea

White tea in its original, pure form consists of only the tender,

unopened budsets of particular varieties of China bush tea

plants that are cultivated especially for this class of tea in Fujian

Province on the eastern coast of China. In the best of years, the

production of white tea is small. The manufacture of white tea

is an ancient process that predates all other tea manufacture.

� Almond Amaretto - $6.50 oz

� *Almond Silk Chai - $5.50 oz

� Berry Harvest - $5.50 oz

� Honeycrisp Apple - $5.50 oz

� *Mele Kalikimaka - $6.50 oz

� Peach Blossom - $6.50 oz

� Silver Needle - $12.50 oz

� Very Merry Pomberry - $4.50 oz

FEZZIWIG’S TEA GUIDE

Selection & Pricing effective September 1, 2015

Pricing and availability subject to change without notice.

Minimum purchase of two ounces per tea varietal required.

* New Teas for Fall-Winter 2015

Teas in green are decaffeinated or caffeine free.

Teas in red are part of our 12 Teas of Christmas Collection

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FEZZIWIG’S is located in Historic Downtown O’Fallon, Illinois.

Their 1894 building is one of the oldest operating business struc-

ture in the city. FEZZIWIG’S is a gourmet food and wine store

that also teaches culinary classes, wine schools and tea schools.

The staff hosts Wine Pairing Dinners about once-a-month. They

are also known for their selection of exceptional Balsamic Vine-

gars and Extra Virgin Olive Oils and Home Décor Accessories.

Chai

The world’s largest producer of teas in general is India. Chai is a

delicious mixture of tea or Rooibos, spices, and sugar, infused in

boiling whole milk. Cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, pep-

per, mace and nutmeg are the primary spices used. Chai is sold

everywhere in India, in the streets, on trains by chai-wallahs, or

roving tea sellers. The best teas that India produces are Dar-

jeelings and the finest Assams and are beyond the means of

local people and are exported.

� Almond Silk Chai - $5.50 oz

� Chai Love It! - $4.50 oz

� Masala Chai - $5.50 oz

� Yoga Ayruvedic Chai - $4.50 oz

Mate & Guyusa

Pronouced MAH-TAY. While not a tea, Mate is often known as

the “tea of the Jesuits” or “Brazilian Tea”. Mate is an infusion

that is drunk in South America especially in Argentina, Chili,

Paraguay, Uruguay and Southern Brazil. The plant used, the

“yerba mate” does not belong to the camellia (tea) family but to

the hollies as does Guyusa. Mate and Guyusa is very rich in

caffeine. Not recommended for before bedtime.

� Good Morning Buenos Aires - $4.50 oz

� *Harvest Moon - $5.50 oz

� Refresh Mint - $6.50 oz

Rooibos

Regarded as the national drink of South Africa, this red “tea” is

made from the Rooibos plant—a bush growing about five feet

tall. Enjoyed by the people of South Africa for over three hun-

dred years, the Rooibos has been cultivated and marketed since

the 1930s. The harvest takes place in South Africa during the

first three months of the year which are the summer months in

South Africa. The red color comes from the oxidation that takes

place during the time the chopped and crushed stems are

heaped in mounds and sprayed with water. Rooibos is naturally

caffeine free.

� Butterfly Kisses - $4.50 oz

� Caramel Macchiato - $5.50 oz

� *Figaro - $4.50 oz

� *Gingerbread Spice - $5.50 oz

� Holiday Hibiscus - $5.50 oz

� Lemon Velvet - $5.50 oz

� *Raspberry Beret - $4.50 oz

� *Spice of Life - $5.50 oz

Botanical & Herbal Blends

Fruits, flowers, roots and herbs are used in the foods, drinks and

medicines of just about every culture. Mild-tasting infusions of

wild herbs and flowers are often served before a tea ceremony

to cleanse the palate and the soul before the tea is served. Our

award winning blends integrate the world’s culinary and folk

traditions with contemporary taste, gourmet spirit and expert

blending techniques. They do not contain any tealeaves but are

formulated to be prepared like a tea. Fezziwig's botanical

blends offer a wide range of 100% natural flavors and are hand-

crafted in small batches using only the purest ingredients with-

out any chemicals or “buzz word” extracts. Our botanical blends

represent the highest level of quality, freshness and artisan skill.

Our botanical and herbal blends are caffeine free.

� Blueberry Hill - $4.50 oz

� Bordeaux Berry - $5.50 oz

� *Crimson Cranberry - $4.50 oz

� Ginger Orange Peel - $5.50 oz

� Lavender Mint - $5.50 oz

� Mango Mahalo - $5.50 oz

� Many Blessings - $5.50 oz

� *Maui Christmas - $5.50 oz

� *Morning with Mozart - $4.50 oz

� Namaste - $5.50 oz

� Plum Cinnamon - $4.50 oz

� Roasted Almond - $5.50 oz

� Strawberry Kiwi - $4.50 oz

Learn More About Tea

Learn more about premium loose leaf tea by

attending one of FEZZIWIG’S Tea Education

Classes. FEZZIWIG’S Ellen Leaf-Moore is one

of about 100 Specialty Tea Institute Certified

Tea Educators in the U.S. She has been a guest

speaker at the World Tea Expo and at many

other tea events. Ellen is also available to speak

to groups about tea’s history, it’s healthy attrib-

utes and proper brewing techniques.

Call (618) 726-2230 for information and pricing.

We offer in-store specials on our loose leaf teas every day and

sample different teas, hot or iced every day, too. We sell our tea

packaged (dry) or will custom brew a cup-to-go just for you.

Private Events If your organization is interested in a

private class or private tea party, please call Ellen. A minimum of

12 are required for a private event in our Culinary Experience

Room. A guarantee advance payment is required to ensure at

least 12 guests attend. Maximum seating capacity is about 24 for

this room. Our carriage house is only available April-October.

225 West First Street

Historic Downtown O’Fallon, Illinois 62269

(618) 726-2230

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FEZZIWIG’S MARKETPLACE features an extensive

selection of premium loose leaf teas, tea accessories, and beautiful

table top creations. In addition, we offer tea schools in our

Culinary Experience classroom along with culinary classes,

wine schools, wine tasting events and wine pairing dinners.

Visit our website for event details, dates and times.

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