flavored sugar cubes

why you'll love them

these aren't the sugar cubes sitting untouched next to the coffee pot. each one brings sweetness plus its own citrus, fruit, or floral character, giving you an easy way to change the flavor of your tea without reaching for a syrup.

drop one into a familiar blend to give it a little twist, match flavors intentionally, or keep a few varieties around and let your cup decide.

choose your flavor

orange. bright and citrusy with fresh orange notes. especially good with herbal, floral, and fruit forward teas.
ingredients: cane sugar, orange oil, citric acid.

peach. softly sweet with fruity and citrus notes from pineapple skin and orange rind. especially good with herbal, green, and fruit forward teas.
ingredients: cane sugar, pineapple skin, orange rind.

lemon. bright and zesty with a clean lemon finish. especially good with herbal, floral, and green teas.
ingredients: cane sugar, lemon oil.

rose. delicate and floral with soft rose notes. especially good with floral, hibiscus, and chamomile teas.
ingredients: cane sugar, rose water, rose petals.

grapefruit. bright and tangy with a slightly tart citrus finish. especially good with herbal, hibiscus, and fruit forward teas.
ingredients: cane sugar, grapefruit rind.

strawberry. fruity and sweet with ripe strawberry notes. especially good with berry, hibiscus, and fruit forward teas.
ingredients: cane sugar, dried strawberry.

how to use

drop one cube into hot tea and stir until dissolved. taste before adding another so you can control both the sweetness and added flavor.

for iced tea, dissolve your cube in the tea while it's still warm, then cool and pour over ice.

make the pairing yours

try lemon with a green or herbal tea, rose with something floral, strawberry with hibiscus, or orange with a fruit forward blend. there are no hard rules here. part of the fun is finding the combination that makes you immediately want another cup.

faq

what are flavored sugar cubes?
hand pressed cane sugar cubes made with ingredients such as fruit, citrus oils, rinds, florals, and rose water to add sweetness and complementary flavor to your drink.

how many should i use?
start with one cube per cup, stir until dissolved, and taste. add another if you prefer a sweeter or more pronounced flavor.

can i use them in iced tea?
yes. dissolve the cube while your tea is still warm before cooling the tea and pouring it over ice.

do they change the flavor of my tea?
yes. that's the point. each cube adds sweetness along with a complementary fruit, citrus, or floral note, so choose your cube based on the flavor you want to bring into your cup.

can i try different flavors?
yes. choose an individual flavor or an available mixed option if you want to experiment with different tea and sugar cube pairings.

are they made in small batches?
yes. each batch is hand pressed in small quantities.

storage + care

keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, humidity, and moisture. always use clean, dry hands or utensils when handling the cubes.