Description
"Grown in the Caribbean island of St. Croix, these aromatic leaves of the wild cinnamon or bay rum tree (pimenta racemosa) fragrant tea leaves steep into a rich, dark reddish amber hue and offer a warm, potent, spicy, cinnamon flavor. They pair beautifully with both herbal and caffeinated teas. 6 leaves can brew 1 qt of tea, which can be used to make a cinnamon syrup for lattes, cocktails, iced coffee, and tea.
Cinnamon Simple Syrup Recipe:
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