Business Member Highlight: Simpson & Vail Inc.
July 6, 2021
Simpson & Vail Inc., one of the oldest Tea companies in the USA, is a family-owned business dedicated to offering quality teas from around the world. We have over 375 teas (organic, black, green, oolong, decaf, flavored, flowering, white, and blends) from China, India, Japan, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Nepal, Indonesia, Taiwan, and Colombia.
Our herbal section includes the basics, such as chamomile, peppermint, tulsi, and rooibos, as well as our own specially formulated blends & our complete line of Yoga Herbal tisanes & Herbal Benefits blends. Since our origins also lie in the coffee industry it is only natural that we continue with a fine representation of high-quality Arabica beans from the various coffee regions.
We have light and dark roasts, swiss-water decaf, fair trade, organic, shade-grown, rain-forest alliance, and flavored. We are on a continuous search for new, practical, and attractive tea accessories to complement our teas. Storage jars, teapots, tea mugs, strainers, infusers, and delightful tea cozies are just some of the many accessories you will find. Also offered are delectable cookies, honey, jams, scone mixes, and more. We sell our products on our website and in our store in Brookfield, CT.
Contact Information
Simpson & Vail, Inc.
info@svtea.com
203-775-0240
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