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advent calendar - decaf
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The time to ring in the Christmas season is upon us. The Decaf Tea Advent Calendar is here and has brought with it all that is merry and bright to get you into the holiday spirit. This year's calendar features a festive design of evergreen pine trimmed with gold and holds 24 doors with a delicious tea behind each. Loose teas only.
Dimensions: 8.5" x 12.75" x 2" | Contains 24 individual servings, with enough tea for a 8oz pot each day until Christmas | Teas are gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, and vegan-friendly. Loose teas only.
Dimensions: 8.5" x 12.75" x 2" | Contains 24 individual servings, with enough tea for a 8oz pot each day until Christmas | Teas are gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, and vegan-friendly. Loose teas only.
Customer Reviews (171)
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Gretchen Fayerwea...
“ Struggled to sell this one due to the decaf only. ”
Dec 1st '23
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Ruth Perkins
“ I love Advent calendars! They are a fun way to countdown to Christmas. Adagio's Advent calendars come as a loose leaf version and a tea bag version. The teas are different in each one, so you can look and see which teas are included, but still be surprised when you open the daily window because they aren't listed in order on the website. ”
Oct 8th '22
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Jan Scott
“ This Advent Calendar arrived carefully packaged to protect the display box. It’s a beautiful box and I’m looking forward to opening the doors each day and enjoying the tea of the day. I will thoroughly enjoy it and it would also make a great gift for a tea drinker, introducing them to the wonderful world of Adagio. ”
Oct 22nd '22
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Cassidy Macomber
“ I loved Adagios Joyeux advent calendar so much this year that I decided to order 2 Evergreen advents this year! They really are fun, even if I can't have every tea due to allergies. I would highly recommend these! ”
Oct 9th '22
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Fresh From Origin
The history of the Advent Calendar dates to the mid-19th century when German Protestants made chalk marks on doors or lit candles to count the days leading up to Christmas. In the U.S. however, Dwight D. Eisenhower is often credited for popularizing the Advent calendar tradition. During his presidency, Ike was photographed opening an Advent calendar with his grandchildren and the photo ran in several national newspapers.You'll Also Enjoy
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