Fred TEA Mercury Bohemian Raspberry Herbal Tea

Product Overview

Fred TEA Mercury pairs caffeine-free Bohemian Raspberry herbal tea with Freddie Mercury-inspired artwork and humor, offered in several gift-ready and reduced-packaging formats.

Key Highlights

• Features Freddie Mercury-inspired artwork and wordplay
• Bohemian Raspberry offers a fruity herbal flavor
• Caffeine-free blend suits any time of day
• Gift-oriented presentation encourages conversation
• Available in gift-ready and reduced-packaging formats
• Options support individual gifting or larger serving needs
• Back-of-bag quote extends the playful theme

Before You Choose

• Select the presentation format that best fits gifting, serving, or stocking needs.
• Choose the reduced-packaging option when less presentation packaging is preferred.

Product Details

Freddie did love sipping tea. It probably helped him keep his amazing voice ready to sing at all times!

The perfect gift for someone that loves tea, music, Freddie Mercury, LGBTQ+ pride or collects artwork. Bring to friends or serve it and watch the laughs and conversation heat up!

Quote on back of bag: 'Tea may not buy happiness, but can damn well give it!' - Fred TEA Mercury

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.
100pk Bulk - Shipped in a zipper bag.
100pk Gift Box - Shipped in a gift box.

USDA Organic, KSA Kosher, Wheat Free, Non-GMO, Vegan.

Each tea pack contains:

• Flavor: Organic Bohemian Raspberry Tea (Herbal / Caffeine Free)

• Ingredients: rosehips*, hibiscus*, chamomile*, rooibos*, natural flavor, dried blueberry powder*, dried raspberry powder*, and dried blackberry powder*. (*organic)

• Product Net Weight: .07 Oz (2g)

• Artist: Aaron Rodriquez

• Fits the TeaBook perfectly!

• Max Print: 2,000,000

• Mug in picture not included with tea.

• Product photos are for reference. Actual products may differ slightly in color and appearance.

• Gift box picture used to show our gift box - Not an actual picture of this specific product.

• No person, estate or corporation endorses our teas.

About The Artist: Aaron Rodriquez

Aaron grew up in the hot, rural desert of Southern Arizona. As he can recall, he has been drawing mermaids since the age of 2, so with big dreams it was only a matter of time before he would outgrow the small-town life. He pulls inspirations from classic cartoons, shojo manga, and queer aesthetics. Once he finally found the confidence to pursue art full-time, he moved to the nearby "big city," and began working at a union print shop. Aaron flourished within the community by becoming involved in a variety of movements, from LGBTQ+ rights, immigration, 'radical' politics, and the artistic queer movement. A recent transplant to Los Angeles (moving with his boyfriend and 2 dogs), Aaron is enthralled by the idea of once again finding a place for himself and his art within the queer community, and establishing himself as the kind of artist you can have a cup of tea with.

Art Spoilers...

References in the art, try to find them before scrolling down.

1. Microphone - He had a broken mic, he would use on stage (Music).

2. British/Indian flag pants - He was born in India (Zanzibar) (Personal).

3. The Star Constellation - He was a graphic designer and made Queens' logo, using the band's zodiac. He was a Virgo (Personal)

4. The Daisy - When asked if gay he said "I am as gay as a daisy" (Personal).

5. Red Ribbon on cup - He died of AIDS related Pneumonia on Nov. 24th 1991 (Personal).

6. Bohemian Raspberry - Is a parody of Bohemian Rhapsody (Music).

7. The setting is a stage - He was a musical genius and pushed the limits of what he could do on stage (Music).

8. Big Ben - He was a British citizen and lived and died there (Personal).

9. The Musical Notes - He was a great musician and composer (Music).

10. The Crown - He was a member of "Queen" and often wore one on stage (Music).

11. The Hands - Freddie was open about being gay in a time when it was still seen as wrong, but his audience loved him no matter what so we made the hands rainbow colored (Music/Personal).