Celestial Seasonings Introduces Two New Holiday Teas - Caramel Apple Dream (TM) and Cranberry Vanilla Wonderland (TM)

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One of my favorite things about the holiday season is, of course, the Holiday blends of coffee.

 But, there's something to be said for the limited offerings of teas during the Holiday Season.

 For years, I've enjoyed Celestial Seasonings' Holiday Teas.  I'm especially fond of "Sugar Cookie Sleigh Ride" and "Candy Cane Lane."

 I was pleasantly surprised to find that this year they've added two new ones - "Caramel Apple Dream" (TM) and "Cranberry Vanilla Wonderland" (TM) both caffeine free and herbal.

 If you know Celestial Seasonings, you know that the aroma hits you the moment you open the box.  A hot cup of their tea not only warms your palette, it sends a delightful fragrance throughout the cup.

 And while it's may be a little early for "visions of sugar plums" to be dancing in your head, it's the perfect time of year to dream in caramel and wonder in cranberry.

 Retail price:  Approximately 3.99 for 20 tea bags.

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