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New Square Peg Yarn - Tea Series


I am SOOO excited to introduce our latest batch of Square Peg Yarn!! This series was inspired by Apolis Teas...the amazing tea we stock in the yarn shop (sorry, we don't ship these...they are a little too spendy to ship!) Let's introduce the yarns and the tea that inspired them...

English Breakfast Tea




Origin: House Blend
Flavor: jam, grain, brisk

A wholly different sort of breakfast tea from our Irish Breakfast. This blend has no Assam but a base of Yunnan instead. It is smooth with a thick jammy flavor and a bright finish with notes of grape skin. Excellent black or with milk.

Historically, "English" breakfast teas were predominantly made from Chinese teas which were more expensive than Indian teas. In contrast, "Irish" breakfast teas leaned more toward the malty, inexpensive teas that came out of colonial India.

English Breakfast  (Sock & DK)


Sweet Cream Earl Grey Tea



Origin: House Blend
Flavor: vanilla, cream, citrus

Our blend of organic black teas with bright cold-pressed bergamot oil, creamy vanilla, and a touch of floral orange blossom brews a totally different cup of Earl Grey! Drink it black or with milk and sugar any time you need a little pick-me-up. Blended with 94% organic ingredients.


Sweet Cream Earl Grey (Sock & DK)


Garden Mint Tea




Origin: House Blend
Flavor: mint, lavender, rosemary

Made with two types of mint plus aromatic garden herbs, this minty blend is refreshing & light with a touch of rosemary & sweet lavender. Excellent with a bit of honey or over ice.



Garden Mint (Sock & DK)


Mary & Blue Tea


Origin: Apolis Tea house blend
Flavor: blueberry, damp leaves, rosemary

Just like hiking on a rainy day! Earthy pu’erh (aged) tea has a rich, loamy flavor like damp leaves. Pair that with ripe blueberries & herbaceous rosemary and you have a unique, compelling cup that is smooth, dark & satisfying.

Blended with 88% organic ingredients.


Mary & Blue (Sock & DK)


Moroccan Rose Tea


Origin: Apolis Tea house blend
Flavor: bergamot, rose, cardamom

A rooibos blend featuring the delicate flavors found in Moroccan sweets like cardamom & rose. Paired with our cold-pressed bergamot oil, this caffeine-free herbal brews a smooth, fragrant cup that is perfect with dessert!

Blended with 94% organic ingredients.


Moroccan Rose (Sock & DK)




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