2011 Discontinued Teas

Posted by teamagic
September 14, 2011

At Teavana, our tea masters work tirelessly to continue to develop flavors that fulfill our promise to deliver premium, high-quality, loose leaf teas. We are poised to deliver an exciting collection of teas inspired by fine living, exotic journeys and epicurean delights. To welcome these new teas and make room for them on our Wall of Tea, we must first say goodbye to dear favorites. We’ll list them below, so you can stock up on your favorites before they go!

2011 Discontinued Teavana Teas:

Go Go Goji White Tea
Yunnan Emerald Buds Green Tea
Raspberry Soiree Green Tea
Nine Dragon Golden Needle Black Tea
Assam Gold Rain Black Tea
Peach CranTango Black Tea
Skinny Chai Pu-erh Black Tea
Thousand Mountain Jasmine Black Tea
Assam Breeze Black Tea
Prosperous Peach Oolong Tea
Rooibos Peach Bloom Rooibos Tea
Tiramisu Treviso Rooibos Tea
Haute Chocolate Rooibos Tea
Tarocco Ruby Orange Herbal Tea
Dokudami Umami Herbal Tea

While it hurts to say goodbye, we can hardly wait for our new tea launch. For more news on our new tea launch, click here to sign up!

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Reader Comments

Comment Number:: 1
Written by:: Julie Appleton
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 1:42 pm

I’m so heartbroken over the Rooibos Peach Bloom Tea and the Nine Dragon Golden Needle, and yet, I am SO excited to see what new blends you’re going to “WOW” us with. You never disappoint! Although, I still have a few I would love to see make a come-back. (Please say you will return with your Ginger Peach Black tea!!!)

Comment Number:: 2
Written by:: Lauren Levrant
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 2:06 pm

Assam Breeze is my all time favorite. I’m not sure how much I’ll have to buy

Comment Number:: 3
Written by:: Hollie Mahoney
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 2:27 pm

BOO HOO!!! Raspberry Soiree Green Tea Is my FAVORITE!!!!!!!!!! UGH!!!

Comment Number:: 4
Written by:: henry
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 2:45 pm

Aww, I will miss the peach Rooibus as well! But as long as you do not get rid of the Phoenix mountain Oolong I will be happy!

Comment Number:: 5
Written by:: Sean C
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 2:58 pm

Can’t wait to see the new teas!

Comment Number:: 6
Written by:: Melissa
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 4:37 pm

Can’t believe you’re getting rid of Raspberry Soiree!!!!

Comment Number:: 7
Written by:: Shannan
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 4:48 pm

WHEW! None of my favorites!

Comment Number:: 8
Written by:: Ron Conklin
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 6:29 pm

Let us take a brief moment to mourn the passing of the delicious mighty Assam Gold Rain Black Tea. It has been with us for some time now, passing its strong tasty goodness on to its drinkers. May there be equally admirable teas to take up where this blend does leave us.

Comment Number:: 9
Written by:: Rosemary Bashaw
Posted on:: September 14, 2011 at 9:53 pm

Type your comment here.My daughter got me a Yixing teapot and said I could only use the Peach Cran Tango Black tea in it. So what can I use after this tea is gone?

Comment Number:: 10
Written by:: Cathy
Posted on:: September 15, 2011 at 3:25 am

I’m disappointed the peach crantango is going One of my favorites

Comment Number:: 11
Written by:: David
Posted on:: September 15, 2011 at 9:30 am

My favorite is Blueberry Bliss followed by Youthberry Wild Orange Blossom, so I am happy they are being kept.

Comment Number:: 12
Written by:: Lena
Posted on:: September 15, 2011 at 10:43 am

Thousand Mountain Jasmine Black Tea sounds like something I’d like, will check for it before you discontinue. I can’t imagine why you’d want to get rid of this one with all of those positive comments.

Comment Number:: 13
Written by:: Rachael @ Holistically Haute
Posted on:: September 23, 2011 at 1:32 pm

I have to say I’m not disappointed to see the Dokudami Umami go away…and I am really excited to see what new goodies you have in store for us!

Comment Number:: 14
Written by:: Roland Barron
Posted on:: September 24, 2011 at 12:58 pm

I have only know about Teavana for a few months so I am a fairly new customer. However, I have noticed that the influence of Teavana is from the Far East. Tea is a big part of the culture in Central Asia and the Middle East as well. Has Teavana ever considered taking some influence from these areas? Especially in the tea flavors and tea sets.

Comment Number:: 15
Written by:: Whitney
Posted on:: October 13, 2011 at 7:00 pm

omg … not my jasmine!!! please say NOOOOOOO!!! I guess I’ll have to stock up … is there another jasmine coming to replace it???

Comment Number:: 16
Written by:: Jennifer
Posted on:: October 16, 2011 at 9:00 am

Sooooooooooo upset about rooibos peach bloom tea also! Coconut aloha (black tea with coconut) was my favorite and that was continued last year. So disappointed, they are some of the few teas that I actually LOVE to drink. I’m not a big fan of all of the combination teas with too many flavors. I hope you’ll bring some basics back, more simple teas for those of us who like simple flavors.

Comment Number:: 17
Written by:: Anonymous
Posted on:: October 16, 2011 at 4:10 pm

I guess I’m going to have to run to the store and stock up on my teas that are leaving ….Can anyone say hello 5 pound discount?

Comment Number:: 18
Written by:: D Richards
Posted on:: October 16, 2011 at 5:30 pm

All of my favorite teas are black tea. Keemun, Earl Gray and black currant as well as chai top my list. We only recently discovered Teavana and haven’t tried many of the teas they sell, but thankfully are unlikely to have wanted most of those listed.

Comment Number:: 19
Written by:: Anonymous
Posted on:: October 25, 2011 at 4:04 pm

NOOOOOOOOOO! Not Thousand Mountain Jasmine! Please please please please please don’t get rid of it

Comment Number:: 20
Written by:: Steve Mlynarczyk
Posted on:: November 21, 2011 at 2:55 pm

Hi there. Is there any way I can purchase the discontinued Coconut Aloha tea??

I can live without it but my life would be just a little less happy and less exciting in the mornings.

Please help. Thank you!!

Steve

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