Inukshuk Blueberry Icewine Black Tea – Rick’s Tea Face 03-23-2025

Inukshuk Blueberry Icewine Black Tea – Rick’s Tea Face 03-23-2025

Do you have a Desert Island Tea, or Teas? That one tea or maybe a couple you can’t live without if you had to live on a dessert island? Tea tastes can change over time, but some tea sippers have teas which they might have grown up with, or just hit the spot every time. I have both. One of my DI Teas is Inukshuk, which is our Blueberry Icewine Black Tea. I keep a tin of it at home and have since we opened our store. I can’t not have it around.

Inukshuk is a delightful tea black tea, blended from a base of Ceylon teas from Sri Lanka, then layered with natural blueberry and icewine flavors. The result is a very smooth tea with the goodness of a light blueberry flavor and the grapeyness of icewine. But why Inukshuk?

An Inukshuk is a stone landmark, constructed by Inuit and other indigenous peoples living in the Arctic Circle throughout Canada, Alaska and even Greenland. They are used as trail markers, places to hunt and fish, and for other purposes. They all mark these places of goodness, which is why our blender named the tea Inukshuk, as it brings out the goodness of tea and it’s flavors.

We have a lot more about Inukshuk Tea on our website. It’s one of a number of unique teas we have in our Souvenir Tea Tin collection. What I’m trying to explain to you this week is that we all have Desert Island Teas, and Inukshuk is one of mine. While I don’t drink it every day, it’s an essential tea in my tea portfolio. If you like Blueberry Teas, like Icewine, fruity teas, or just curious, please take a look at it HERE. Then, if you want to taste why it has a loyal following besides me, stop in, or pick up some online. Now, I must finish my cup, along with my blueberry scone. Cheers!