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Loose Tea Caddy

Spiced Citrus Green Leaf Tea Caddy 125g
£20.00 Add to cart
3 for £45
Spiced Caramel Tea Caddy
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First Romance Loose Leaf Black Tea Gift Caddy 100g
£27.00 Add to cart
Assam SFTGFOP1 Loose Leaf Black Tea Gift Caddy 100g
£55.00 Add to cart
Ceylon Rainforest Lumbini FFEXSP Loose Leaf Black Tea Gift Caddy 100g
£40.00 Add to cart
Darjeeling Reserve FTGFOP1 Loose Leaf Black Tea Gift Caddy 100g
£30.00 Add to cart
Heart of Persia Loose Leaf Black Tea with Saffron Gift Caddy 100g
£100.00 Add to cart
Jasmine Pearls Loose Leaf Green Tea Gift Caddy 100g
£35.00 Add to cart

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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. #earlgrey #earlgreytea ... See MoreSee Less

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Stay at home dinners? The perfect gift for the hostess with the mostest, try our delicious enrobed chocolates. The best way to say thank you and an ideal end of the meal treat! 🎁🍴✨#chocolate #giftchocolate #hostessgift #giftideas ... See MoreSee Less

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