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Our Award Winning tea can be purchased online by clicking the Shop button above.

 

Our Mission:

Tea with cause

The L.T. Sue Co. features a refined selection of various loose leaf green, white, oolong, black and chai teas, along with specialty herbal tisanes, and tea blends.

Twenty percent of our profits go towards helping preserve and revitalize Hanford’s historic China Alley.

 
 

The L.T. Sue Co. Tea Room was featured on Dine Out Along the Road.

 
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The First and Oldest

Be assured that we source only the finest quality teas from around the world and our tea blends are freshly mixed on site in China Alley. Relax and enjoy a tea in our tea room, take our loose leaf tea home, or order online!

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Preserving historic China Alley

The L.T. Sue Tea Room & Emporium serves as a catalyst business to bring vibrancy to China Alley and the area. Twenty percent of profits go towards helping preserve and revitalize this truly American treasure.

 
 

Our Tea

We source only the finest quality teas from around the world. Our tea blends are freshly mixed on site in historic China Alley.

 

Black tea

Black tea undergoes full oxidation and fermentation. The leaves then turn black and acquire their strong, typical flavor. Black tea contains a number of antioxidants, which are said to combat inflammation and support healthy immune function.
 

White tea

White tea buds and select leaves are harvested and simply air dried. The minimal processing may allow the white tea leaves to contain up to three times more beneficial antioxidants than green or black tea.

Green Tea

Green tea is believed to have been discovered by the Chinese over four thousand years ago. Unlike black tea, green tea leaves are simply steamed, ensuring the preservation of useful antioxidants, tannins, and flavonoids.
 

Tea Tisanes

Tisanes are an herbal or plant infusion prepared by combining hot water with fruits, leaves, roots, or grains. The resulting beverage may be served hot or cold. Herbal tea has been consumed for nearly as long as written history.

 
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