Earl Grey is probably one of the most well-known tea blends in the world, and is probably the tea most people associate with upper class British afternoon teas, although many people enjoy Earl Grey tea at any time.
This is a yummy blend of Chinese and Japanese green teas, combined with real apple pieces, calendula and sunflower petals, and spices such as cinnamon and cloves to give it the classic flavour of an apple strudel.
This lovely tea from Adagio teas comes in a silky pyramid bag sealed in a plastic pouch for freshness. This has a base of white tea, which as you may know is made of the very newest leaves and buds of the tea plant, only lightly air-dried and not oxidised or processed in any way. The white tea is enhanced with natural blueberry flavouring.
A rich, red infusion boasts a bountiful blend of berries, including strawberries, currants, and elderberries, sweetened with hibiscus flowers and natural flavourings.
A charming herbal blend of chamomile, liquorice root, natural flavourings, fennel, and vanilla makes for a lovely, soothing cuppa.
A delightfully fragrant herbal infusion, this caffeine-free brew includes whole echinacea herb and lavender flowers. All ingredients are organic, and this blend does not contain any artificial flavourings or any other undesirables.
The Karma Chai blend by Hampstead Teas is based on a traditional Indian chai recipe, and combines ginger, cinnamon, liquorice, lemongrass, orange peel and cloves for a warming, spicy infusion.
Description This is a wonderful herbal infusion that is packed with lemongrass, stevia leaves, ginger, …
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