Fine Foods

Luxury Jute Bag
$6.50 Add to cart

←
1
2
3
…
27
28
29
30

Filter by price

Price: —

Filter by Tea Packaging

Loose Tea Caddy (17)
Loose Tea Pouch (44)
Pyramid Tea Bags (12)
Tea Bags (34)

Filter by Tea Type

Infusions & Herbal Tea (18)
Black Tea (36)
Green Tea (19)
Oolong Tea (8)
White Tea (9)
Flowering Tea (4)

Filter by Region

Iran (1)
Nepal (3)
Taiwan (6)
Signature Blends (18)
India (12)
Sri Lanka (27)
China (20)
Japan (4)
Africa (3)
Other (4)

Filter by Coffee Type

Whole Beans (11)
Cafetiere Grind (3)

Filter by Coffee Region

Africa (7)
Island (6)
Central / South America (4)
South East Asia (7)

NEWSLETTER

INSTAGRAM

Did you know? ✨ ✨✨✨✨The true origins of

Our #12dayofgiveaways has come to an end ⏰🎄🎁 Congratulations to all the 12 winners!
#chritsmasgiveaway #theeastindiacompany #luxuryhampers #luxuryfood

Whom are you giving back this Christmas? 🎄🎁

Day 1 winner of our #12DaysOfGiveaway has been jus

This holiday season, we are #givingback! 🌲 From

Gifting season is here! Find all about our product

Dare we say it? But, Christmas is coming!! Have yo

Connecting . SWIPE ACROSS . #theeastindiacompany

the world . SWIPE ACROSS . #christmastime #gifting

with joy . SWIPE ACROSS . #christmastime #gifting

Happy Halloween everyone! . It’s going to get sp

Happy Diwali from us all at The East India Company

TWITTER

Tweets by @TheEastIndia

FACEBOOK

Did you know? ✨ ✨✨✨✨The true origins of Earl Grey tea remained a mystery until recent research in The East India Company archives revealed that the use of orange flavouring with tea was first observed in China in 1793 by Sir George Staunton, a company botanist. He witnessed the Chinese scenting their teas with bitter orange blossoms called Neroli.

Bergamot, commonly used in most Earl Grey tea today, is a subspecies of Citrus Aurentium, or ‘Neroli’, the original flower used in China. Sir Joseph Banks, to whome Staunton reported his findings, experimented with various flavourings, and thus the recipe was devised long before Earl Grey heard of it from Sir Banks, his friend.

Today, we use the original blossom, Neroli, together with Bergamot to create our Staunton Earl Grey, the only blend which can truly be said to authentically contain the original Chinese recipe. The Staunton Earl Grey is a tribute to the man who enabled the western world to experience this fine tea. ... See MoreSee Less

1 day ago ·

View on Facebook

·Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email

The East India Company's cover photo ... See MoreSee Less

1 month ago ·

View on Facebook

·Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email