Tea near Alice ON (86 Result(s))

Shanti Tea is a Canadian tea company founded with the goal of bringing you only the highest quality Certified Organic specialty teas and herbs available in the world. We travel to tea gardens and farms across the globe to taste and acquire only the most flavourful, the most sustainably grown, and the healthiest teas and herbs available. If for any reason you are not fully satisfied with your purchase, let us know and we will do everything we can to make it right. That’s our promise to you. With your help, we will continue to raise the bar for quality and sustainability.

Artisan Roaster. We start by sourcing the best tasting and freshest 100% Arabica Fair Trade coffee beans available from growers who practice responsible land stewardship and bio-friendly farming techniques. Green bean shipments are received several times per week, and coffee is roasted fresh daily. Overseen by Alex, Montana's Master Roaster, our process is deceptively simple: tasting, grading, blending, roasting and colour grading. However, the expertise and subtleties behind this process develop a wide variety of naturally distinct coffees. Aroma, flavour, body, intensity, texture, acidity... these are the instruments that Alex plays with to create an experience of symphonic proportions. Alex's ability to roast exceptionally fine tasting coffees sets him apart from many other roasters. His senses of smell and taste guide his formulations and roasting technique to fine-tune and perfect Montana's creations.

The O'Connor House invites you to their dining room. Come enjoy their casual and family friendly atmosphere. They are conveniently reachable by public transit and bicycle. Come visit them in a neighborhood known as historical, lively and grassy. Payments by MasterCard and Visa are recognized.

Victor & Marcel decided to move their well established antique business to the quiet hamlet of Williamsburg in the early winter of 1989. Seeking to combine both residential & commercial quarters, the present building loaned itself to both these scenarios. The main floor had previously been used as living quarters and the second story had housed a Masonic temple since turn of the 20th century and would make for a great showroom. However, it (the building) was vacant and had been so for some time. It was in desperate need of a lot of T.L.C. and major renovations.