Southern Serenade Teas

You are required to drink tea when you live in the South, and Southern Serenade has a tea to fit every Southern tradition and occasion. Southern Serenade, located in Raleigh, NC offers a variety of black, green and herbal tea blends. You can purchase their 21 teas loose or bagged. Each tin contains enough tea to brew approximately 40 cups. If you can’t decide which Southern Serenade tea to try, there is a sampler assortment available. Just to make your decision that much harder, here is A Quiet Tea Spot’s favorite picks.

Bless Your Heart

I just had to laugh at this one. It’s so true that most Southern conversations contain at least one good “Bless Your Heart”. Somehow, this phrase always puts you at ease, no matter what else may follow. Southern Serenade’s Bless Your Heart Ginger Tea can be sipped as an herbal tea or combined with a black or green tea to make your own blend.

Carolina Treasure

This tea makes you think of Blackbeard and the pirates who once roamed the Carolina coastline. Carolina Treasure contains black tea with the delicious flavor of buttered rum.

Georgia Gem

A Georgia peach myself, I’m always looking for peach flavored food and beverage items. Southern Serenade’s Georgia Gem Tea is an exquisite black tea flavored with peaches reminiscent of fruit orchards and warm sunny days.

Juleps on the Veranda

Imagine the flavor of delicious chocolate and mint in your tea! That’s what it’s like to sip Juleps on the Veranda tea. You are invited to enjoy this exquisite tea in your favorite silver cup.

Mama’s Mint Elixir

I love Southern Serenade’s description of this tea blend, “We’ve always wondered where our mama got her medical degree. She can diagnose all sorts of ailments just by looking at your eyes or putting her lips to your forehead. From rubbing mentholated ointment on your feet to stop a cough to eating sugar to cure your hiccups, she has a home remedy for everything. Our favorite of her most prescribed remedies is peppermint tea. Peppermint tea and a hug from Mama…good for anything that ails you.”