The real question: how fast will you finish 100 bags?
Prince of Peace Organic Black Tea comes in two bag counts: 100 tea bags and 20 tea bags. Both use the same organic black tea leaves from Yunnan and are certified organic by ECOCERT. The choice between them is mostly about how quickly you will drink the tea, how much storage space you have, and whether you want to brew iced tea in batches.
This comparison uses only the supplied product records. Where the label does not confirm a detail—such as an exact shelf life after opening—that is noted as a limitation, not a reason to avoid either product.
What the two packages actually contain
- Prince of Peace Organic Black Tea, 100 tea bags: 100 tea bags, 1.8g each, net weight 6.35oz (180g); individually wrapped. The larger count and individual wrapping make this the better fit for daily drinkers or offices where tea is stored for a while.
Prince of Peace Organic Black Tea, 100 tea bags - Prince of Peace Organic Black Tea, 20 tea bags: 20 tea bags, 1.8g each, net weight 1.27oz (36g); individually wrapped. The smaller count lets you try the tea without committing to a large box, and it takes up less cupboard space.
Prince of Peace Organic Black Tea, 20 tea bags
Cost per bag: the bulk box wins on price, but only if you use it
At the catalog prices shown, the 100-count box costs USD 7.53 and the 20-count box costs USD 2.59. That works out to about 7.5 cents per bag for the 100-count and about 13 cents per bag for the 20-count. The 100-count box is therefore the lower-cost-per-bag option by a clear margin.
The catch is that savings only matter if you actually drink the tea before it loses its quality. The label does not state a shelf life after opening, so there is no official deadline to rely on. If you drink one cup a day, 100 bags lasts a little over three months. If you drink tea only occasionally, the 20-count box may be the more sensible way to keep the tea fresher.
- 100 tea bags: USD 7.53 in the catalog, about 7.5 cents per bag. Best value per cup if you brew daily or make iced tea often.
- 20 tea bags: USD 2.59 in the catalog, about 13 cents per bag. Lower upfront cost and less tea to store.
Freshness and storage: what the label confirms and what it does not
Both products are individually wrapped, which helps protect each tea bag from air and moisture until you open it. The 100-count box also has more bags to get through, so proper storage matters more. Keep the box closed and in a cool, dry place, and leave each bag in its wrapper until you are ready to brew.
The supplied records do not give a best-by date or a shelf life after opening. That means you cannot calculate exactly how long the 100-count box will stay at its best. If freshness is a priority and you are unsure you will finish 100 bags, the 20-count box is the safer choice.
Brewing hot tea: the same method for both counts
The brewing directions are the same for both products: place one tea bag in a 6–8 fl. oz. cup, add hot water, and let it steep for 3–5 minutes before drinking. Remove the tea bag, then add sugar, lemon, or milk if you like. Because both use 1.8g bags of the same organic black tea, the cup you get should be consistent regardless of which box you buy.
Iced tea: why the 100-count box is the practical choice
The label includes an iced tea method: pour 2 cups of hot water over 4 bags in a quart container, let it steep for 10 minutes, add 2 cups of cold water, then pour over ice. That uses 4 bags per quart. A 20-count box makes 5 quarts, while a 100-count box makes 25 quarts. If you plan to keep iced tea in the fridge regularly, the larger box saves you from running out quickly.
The same freshness caveat applies: the label does not state how long brewed iced tea keeps, so follow safe food-handling practice and consume it within a reasonable time.
Which box fits your routine?
Choose the 100-count box if you drink black tea most days, share it with an office or household, or make iced tea in batches. The lower cost per bag is the main advantage, and the individual wrappers help protect the bags in storage.
Choose the 20-count box if you are trying Prince of Peace Organic Black Tea for the first time, drink tea only occasionally, or have limited storage space. You pay more per bag, but you are less likely to have leftover tea sitting in the cupboard.
Neither box is a better product in terms of what is inside: both contain the same organic black tea leaves from Yunnan, certified by ECOCERT. The decision comes down to volume and how quickly you will use it.
