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Where to Grab Tasty Tea in Gwinnett

There's always time for tea.

Did you know January is National Hot Tea Month? We'll help you celebrate. You can always make tea at home, but why go through the effort when there are so many places to order tea in Gwinnett?

If you don't know where to start, no worries. We're here to tell you all about the best cafes, bakeries, and restaurants that'll serve you a proper pot of tea. (Did you read that in an English accent? Because that's how we wrote it.)

Molly Tea

This place in Duluth has a new take on teas that will make you want to come back for more every time. Molly Tea takes jasmine as its inspiration; the brand explores locally-sourced floral and fruity tea aromas from around the world, with a focus on floral-scented Chinese teas.

Becca's Well

This tea house and market is the perfect place to peruse a selection of exotic loose-leaf teas. At Becca's Well, you can take pre-packaged tea home or have them brew a pot in the store to enjoy with friends.

45 South Cafe & Coffee House

Located in downtown Norcross, 45 South serves up Chai and Macha Tea Lattes, as well as a variety of Tazo tea flavors.

Nancy's Candy & Spice

If you're looking for loose-leaf tea to brew at home, you can't miss Nancy's Candy & Spice. In addition to the typical flavors, Nancy's offers countless uncommon flavors, like green caramel tea and farmers market kettle corn tea.

Bubble Tea Galore

Boba tea's popularity is booming, and there are numerous places you can grab it in Gwinnett. So many, in fact, we made a separate post about it.

There are so many other places you can celebrate National Hot Tea Month, but this should get you started. What are some of your favorite places for a cup of tea?

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Clara Rooks

Local Expert

Clara Rooks grew up in Gwinnett County and is an alumnus of Dacula High School. She loves to frequent local coffee shops and check out books from the library. On the weekends you will find her spending time with her husband, daughter, and two Goldendoodles, but in her free time, Clara loves to go shopping, reading, running, and drinking smoothies.

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