Quintessentially Tea

 

What is it with us humans and tea? The ultimate comfort beverage we know and love has been a national favourite for centuries. It helps us to break up our day, catch up with people (when possible), increases our energy levels and makes us feel good. 

We all have our favourite brews and ways of making it. We love brewing it, offering it to neighbours and family (when not self-isolating). 

We all, uniquely, like our tea in a certain way. Milk-two-sugars. Splash of milk. Plain. With no sugar. With lemon and honey. And the list goes on........

With this in mind, we've created a little round-up of our favourite teas that suit a dash of dairy (and non-dairy) milk. 

 

Double-Armed Stainless Steel Strainer 4.7cm
Double-Armed Stainless Steel Strainer 4.7cm
A traditional double armed cup strainer for leaf tea. The set includes a stainless steel bowl to catch the drips Dishwasher safe. Strainer diameter: 4.7cm but the arms allow it to fit on to any cup or mug
£8.70
Queens Tea Black Tea Blend
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Queens Tea Black Tea Blend
A typically flowery Darjeeling blended with black tea from the Highlands of Ceylon. Beautifully blended according to an original royal recipe. This fine composition of select Spring tea makes for a perfect start to the day, with balanced and harmonious components to create a pleasantly fresh and slightly flowery nuances.
from £6.80
Assam Melange
Assam Melange
All the super qualities of Assam tea from a selection of the best known tea plantations across the region. An Assam at its best - typically full-flavoured and malty. Aged leaves and light tips are blended using a traditional recipe. The tea takes a dash of milk or cream and brown sugar to taste. Brewing time 3- 5 minutes
£6.20
Ceylon Orange Pekoe / Black Tea
Ceylon Orange Pekoe / Black Tea
A well-balanced leaf tea blend from the South-West of Ceylon. Celebrated for it's delicate yet aromatic and slightly spicy notes. Regarded as one of the best Ceylon teas, yet serves perfectly as everyday tea.
£6.20