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Extraordinary Teas ~ ~ extraordinary teas ~ EUROPEAN WHOLESALE CATALOG ~ extraordinary teas ~ Dear Valued Customer, We of Tea Forte know that the heart and soul of our business is the actual experience of our wonderful and unique off erings. Being recognized as the Global Luxury Tea Brand we are pleased to present this season’s collection of sophisticated design and the ultimate in artisan-crafted teas, exemplifying the level of elegant ambience that you and your customers have come to expect. Since starting Tea Forté, it has been my ongoing journey to bring you all of the joy, the beauty and the bountiful health benefi ts that can be found in a simple cup of tea. I thank you for joining me in that journey. With a love of tea, Sehr geehrter Kunde, Wir bei Tea forté wissen, dass das Herz und die Seele unseres Geschäfts Ihre Erfahrungen mit unserem wunderbaren und einzigartigem Sortiment sind. Als weltweit führende Teemarke im Luxussegment freuen wir uns, Ihnen unsere aktuelle Kollektion von anspruchsvollem Design und den besten handwerklich zubereiteten Teesorten zu präsentieren; massgebend für das elegante Ambiente, welches Sie und Ihre Kunden von uns erwarten können. Seit ich mit Tea forté begonnen habe, war es mein ständiges Bestreben Ihnen die ganze Freude, die Schönheit und die wertvollen Gesundheitsvorteile näher zu bringen, die in einer einfachen Tasse Tee zu fi nden sind. Ich danke Ihnen, dass Sie mich in diesem Streben begleiten. Mit Liebe zum Tee, Stimato cliente, Noi della Tea Forte sappiamo che il cuore e l’anima della nostra azienda è l’attuale esperienza delle nostre uniche e meravigliose proposte. Essendo riconosciuto come un marchio globale di tè di lusso siamo lieti di presentare la collezione di questa stagione con un design sofi sticato e con il miglior tè artigianale, esemplifi cando il livello di atmosfera elegante che voi e i vostri clienti ormai vi aspettate. Da quando ho iniziato con Tea Forte, il mio costante desiderio è stato quello di donarvi tutto il piacere, la bellezza e i numerosi benefi ci per la salute che si possano ricevere da una tazza di tè. Vi ringrazio per esservi uniti a me in questo viaggio. Con amore per il tè, Très chers clients, Le cœur et l’âme de Tea Forté sont l’aboutissement d’une réelle expérience au service d’un concept unique et merveilleux que nous avons créé pour vous. Tea Forté, aujourd’hui largement reconnu comme une référence du luxe est heureux de vous présenter sa nouvelle collection. Désireux de toujours pouvoir répondre à vos attentes Tea Forté veille, à chaque nouvelle saison, au travail de ses artisans pour vous présenter une collection 2012 toujours plus élégante, sophistiquée et unique. Dés le départ, Tea Forté a été un voyage moderne pour vous faire partager toute les joies, les beautés et le bien-être que l’on peut découvrir dans une simple tasse de thé. Merci de vous joindre à ce voyage. Avec tout l’amour du thé, Peter Hewitt, Founder & CEO 2 teaforte.com teas for the heart .............................................page 3 herbal retreat envirotins table of contents leaf tea menu ....................................................page 4 & loose leaf tea .................................................page 11 ribbon boxes ......................................................page 6 loose leaf tea .....................................................page 12 petite ribbon boxes, tea chests, single steeps, loose tea accessories .........page 14 gourmet pyramid boxes ...............................page 7 gift sets, café cup collection........................page 16 tin collections, duos ........................................page 8 sontu collection, solstice collection .........page 17 forte fi lterbags ..................................................page 9 tea-over-ice .......................................................page 18 skin-smart eco bags retail tools ...........................................................page 19 & loose leaf tea .................................................page 10 “The Lamborghini of tea bags…” - BUSINESS WEEK ONLINE TEAS FOR THE HEART To fi ght heart disease and save women’s lives. Join the Campaign to Raise Awareness About Heart Disease We take great pride in off ering TEAS FOR THE HEART on behalf of the millions of women living with heart disease. You can help raise awareness of the importance of prevention and treatment so that women can protect their health. TEAS FOR THE HEART is the perfect gift of awareness for mothers, daughters, sisters, wives and friends. Join the campaign to raise awareness about heart disease in women. teas for the heart LARGE MEASURES: 22.9 X 21.6 X 4.4 CM SMALL MEASURES: 16.5 X 15.2 X 4.4 CM Green Mango Peach (organic), Oasis, Moroccan Mint, Jasmine Green (organic). 17808 LARGE TEAS FOR THE HEART (12 INFUSERS, 5 CASE PACK) Green Mango Peach (organic), Oasis, Moroccan Mint, Jasmine Green (organic), Sencha. 17809 SMALL TEAS FOR THE HEART (5 INFUSERS, 8 CASE PACK) Tea Forté is proud to support WomenHeart. To learn more, visit WomenHeart at www.womenheart.org. GOLD AWARD WINNER “Food Gift of the Year” NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE SPECIALTY FOOD TRADE 3 LEAF TEA MENU Tea Forté takes great pride in off ering only the fi nest tea leaves in the world. There are nocompromises. The teas we choose to off er yield diverse, subtle fl avors that cannot be found in any other tea off ering. The quality of these hand-plucked teas represent less than 1% of all the teas available, making Tea Forté a tea experience without compare. These extraordinary leaf teas are available in our signature pyramid infusers, loose leaf tea canisters, Single SteepsTM pouches and biodegradable sachets. K BOMBAY CHAI CEYLON GOLD COCONUT COCONUT BLACK CURRANT Rich Imperial spices for a Our refreshing black tea raises CHAI LATTE CHOCOLATE TRUFFLE Lush and fruity with soothingly fl avorful cup of exotica. the bar on a well-loved classic. Zesty cinnamon, cardamom and Seductive chocolate cacao and sweet fl oral notes. clove with island coconut. creamy island coconut. K K K EARL GREY ENGLISH BREAKFAST ESTATE DARJEELING FORMOSA OOLONG HAZELNUT TRUFFLE Assam leaves with an aromatic Robust and entrancing. Enjoy The champagne of teas, A bit bolder than green teas, Rich dark chocolate enrobed liquoring of citrus bergamot. with a splash of milk. delicious and fragrant. slightly nutty and lightly roasted. with hints of hazelnut. *Available as Decaf Breakfast K K LAPSANG SOUCHONG ORANGE PEKOE ORCHID VANILLA POMEGRANATE SWEET ORANGE SPICE Rare leaves smoked over Rich in fl avor, yet mellow and Black tea with Madagascar vanilla BLACKBERRY Fruity notes of citrus with pinewood embers. fulfi lling. Simply delicious. and the taste of coconut. Crisp, black tea infused with the zing of cinnamon. pomegranate and berries. VIENNA CINNAMON CHERRY MARZIPAN COCONUT CUCUMBER MINT GREEN MANGO PEACH Naturally sweet cinnamon The taste of sweet cherries MANGO COLADA Invigorating cucumber and mint Heady nectar of mangos and lush blended with fi nest black tea. and the depth of toasted almond. Green tea, sweet mango with a taste of blueberries. sweet peach for a sunny cup. and coconut. 4 teaforte.com TEA BLACK TEA GREEN TEA WHITE TEA HERBAL TEA K GUIDE 3-5 minutes 2-3 minutes 2-3 minutes 3-5 minutes Available for Certifi ed contains caff eine some caff eine very little caff eine caff eine free Tea-Over-Ice Kosher K K HONEY YUZU JASMINE GREEN LEMON SORBETTI MOROCCAN MINT OASIS The bright citron fl avor of sweet- Prized, intoxicatingly fragrant, Fragrantly fresh citrus with the Refreshing, hand-rolled green Finest green tea, hand-picked tart yuzu and wildfl ower honey. jasmine blossom green tea. sweetness of honey. tea and cooling nana mint. blossoms with a citrus fi nish. K SENCHA K SILK OOLONG LYCHEE COCONUT WHITE AMBROSIA WHITE GINGER PEAR A soothing taste with fresh Rare, hand-crafted Fujian tea with The exotic tropical notes of sweet White tea with sweet notes of Pai MuTan white tea with sweet green vegetal notes. a smooth and buttery character. lychee and fresh cut coconut. vanilla and island coconut. pear and the zing of ginger. AFRICAN SOLSTICE APRICOT AMARETTO BELGIAN MINT BLUEBERRY MERLOT CHAMOMILE CITRON A rooibos herb blend of sweet A double delight of sweet apricot Deep chocolate decadence The taste of succulent blueberries Soothing blend of blossoms and berries and blossoms. and peach with notes of almond. with the enticement of mint. with a subtle wisp of sage. fl owers with a zest of citrus. Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free K K CHERRY COSMO CITRUS MINT COCO TRUFFLE K FLORA GINGER LEMONGRASS Taste of cherries and raspberries A refreshing tea with Finest cacao infused with fennel, Hibiscus petals with the zing of Citrusy herbs blended with an with hibiscus blossoms. peppermint and delighting citrus. licorice and cardamom. cinnamon and sweet licorice. enlivening tingle of ginger. Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free KIWI LIME GINGER LAVENDER CITRUS MOJITO MARMALADE RASPBERRY NECTAR SWISS APPLE Fresh citrus complemented by A crisp blend of delicate lavender Lush citrus with spearmint and The taste of succulent raspberries The taste of crisp apples, dark the taste of ginger. and citrusy lemon balm. high-mountain rooibos. with ruby-hued hibiscus fl owers. Alpine chocolate and cinnamon. Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free Caff eine-free 5 SIGNATURE INFUSERS SILKEN INFUSERS Our leaf tea silken infusers come in SILKEN varied collections that are beautifully packaged and always appreciated as gifts. An elegant box with decorative satin ribbon, these best sellers are perfect for entertaining and ideal for gift giving. Available in a variety of assortments or in SIGNATURE single fl avor boxes. sampler collection herbals collection classics collection MEASURES: 21.5 X 10.9 X 8.4 CM MEASURES: 21.5 X 10.9 X 8.4 CM MEASURES: 21.5 X 10.9 X 8.4 CM A perfect way to introduce someone to the extraordinary Naturally caff eine-free, rich in fl avor, to please the palate Our unique interpretations of traditional black teas.
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