Earl Grey Loose Leaf Tea in a Caddie

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£10

Black tea flavoured with bergamot oil Earl Grey is probably the most famous blend in the world of teas. Dating back to the mid 19th century it was meant to be taken without the addition of milk but plenty of people do take some kind of milk with it be it soya, oat or whatever your taste maybe. It is often used to flavour other We are particularly proud of our Earl Grey , it’s been flavored , in our opinion , in quite a subtle way. Not to strong or harsh but still very distinctive. Upon opening the lid, you are greeted by the rich, aromatic scent of the Earl Grey tea. Inside, the loose leaf tea

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Earl Grey Loose Leaf Tea in a Caddie

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