ShakeSpearmint: Organic Spearmint Herbal Tea (Herbal / Caffeine Free) (William
We grew up with Shakespeare's plays, and there is nothing as fulfilling as a good cup of tea.
The TeaBook company took both a love of literature and a love of tea, combining them into an amazingly tasty and collectible tea product. Buy some today, and make your next event much ado about nothing.
The perfect gift for someone that loves tea, literature, Shakespeare, or collects artwork. Bring to friends or serve it and watch the laughs and conversation heat up!
Quote on back of bag: “BreviTEA is the soul of wit.” - ShakesSpearmint
20pk Cube - In a 100% recycled plastic gift cube.
20pk Eco Choice - Save the planet, save some money. No cube, tape or insert so less waste!
10pk Mini - In a 100% recycled plastic mini gift cube.
USDA Organic, KSA Kosher, Wheat Free, Non-GMO, Vegan.
Each The TeaBook tea pack contains:
Flavor: Spearmint (Herbal / Caffeine Free)
Ingredients: organic spearmint and natural flavor.
Product Net Weight: .04 Oz (1.2g)
Artist: Chari Pere
Mug in picture not included.
Product photos are for reference. Actual products may differ slightly in color and appearance.
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The Artist: Chari Pere
Native New Yorker and former MAD Magazine intern, Chari Pere graduated valedictorian from the School of Visual Arts in 2007 with a B. F.A. in cartooning.
An invited speaker, Chari has worked with #1 New York Times Bestselling author Gretchen Rubin, JLI Teens, MAD Magazine, and Xinja Fitness. Storyboard clients include Comedy Central, Bud Light, Purina One, Beggin' Strips, and Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day.
One of the current youngest members of the Comic Art Professional Society and a board member of the National Cartoonists Society L.A. Chapter, Chari currently lives in Los Angeles, CA with her husband and two young kiddos.
She continues to use her powers to make the world a happier place, one cartoon (and hug!) at a time.
Max Print: 2,000,000
Packaging Spoilers!!
These are the literary references on the individual tea envelopes, try to find them before scrolling down.
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1. Calendar on the wall, "MAR 15" - The Ides of March from Julius Caesar
2. Three witches brewing tea in a tea pot - From Macbeth - "hail Banquo"
3. Man and woman on floor, Romeo and Juliet sharing tea. Or is it poison? - From Romeo and Juliet
4. The Roses on the floor - "A rose by any other name would still be as sweet (as tea)" - From Romeo and Juliet
5. ShakeSpearmint holding a cup of tea like a skull - "Alas, poor Yorick!" - From Hamlet
6. The green background, besides mint being green, is also in the Merchant of Venice - "And shuddering fear, and green-eyed jealousy!"
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