"Tea" like beers.

very solid pale ale w/ earl grey tea added
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1477/128473/

edit: says retired but was released this year and sitting on the shelf at a local supermarket right now

 

This one is really tasty. It's a green tea Wit.
Milwaukee Brewing Co. O-Gii

 

Stone Green Tea IPA. would be gone by now though. Had a very strong green tea flavor.

I picked it up because I want to the collaboration brewery when I was in Japan, so I had to snag a bottle of it.

 

The only one I have had was Hill Farmstead's Works of Love (Earl Grey Tea) over the summer. Fantastic and super delicate at 3.6%. This was a blonde ale and I would love to try more low ABV examples.

 

Sam Adams Boston Lager has always tasted of tea to me, and there is no pun intended there.

 

Milwaukee Brewing Co. O-Gii

It's brewed with Rishi Tea.

 

Prism Brewing has a ParTea Pale Ale brewed with black tea leaves. I don't know if they distribute to NJ, but they aren't hard to find in the Philadelphia area and last I checked this was a standard offering on tap at their brewpub (in North Wales).

 

I get a tea flavor from a lot of milder pales & IPAs. Probably not going to help you much, but East End's Big Hop stands out in my memory as one that was very tea-like.

 

There are a bunch of beers that have chamomile or jasmine additions that always come off as herbal tea-like to me. Here's my most recent.

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1199/182399/?ba=GRPunk

 

Got some tea-like herbal notes from Surly Bitter Brewer. Admittedly, the beer may have been past its prime.

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/13014/36672/

 

Marz Jungle Boogie

 

This is true..

Along those lines, Rock Art's Jasmine Pale Ale has some tea-like characteristics and I'm pretty sure Rock Art distributes to NJ (they did a couple years ago at least). I think it's a seasonal release....the last review from 2013 here has me wondering if it's been discontinued though.

 

Marble Earl grey tea IPA is great. Been around for a few years now.

 

This. I had two or three draft pours but I wasn't crazy about it. Very easy drinking for 10% abv though.

 

^^^THIS!

All three variants (Regular, Blueberry, and Double) are excellent

 

Many English beers have a bit of a tea flavor...at least to me.

 

Stone's Japanese Green Tea IPA was phenomenal but is gone by now. But a great Tea brew I can always get in my area is Hop Freak from MKE brewing company. It's a DIPA brewed with Ishi tea. Very tasty DIPA with a nice lingering tea flavor on the finish.

 

Blue Moon Chai Spiced Ale is brewed with tea
http://www.bluemoonbrewingcompany.com/OurBeers/Product/chai-spiced-ale