Imagine for a moment a sun-drenched orange grove with air so sweet you can almost taste it. These tins have a small dent. ...

Lady Grey is the fragrant counterpart to Earl Grey. It's inspired by the orangeries of grand English houses
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This blend is made from gently steamed leaves of Chinese green tea. These tins have small dents. ...

Sun warms an English country garden & the air hangs heavy with the scent of a thousand roses
- a moment to savour. A blend to bring
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Mellow green tea, combined with sweet, juicy berry flavours & finished with marigold & cornflower petals. Here’s a tea to get you to a good place
- mellow, meandering, full-flavoured & a little dreamy. Like a river running through a flower meadow. These tins have small dents.
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Loose black tea. Full bodied & refreshing. Perfect for when you fancy a really well rounded cup of tea. These tins have a small dent. ...

Spiced blend of malty black tea, expertly blended with warming spicy Christmas flavours, safflowers & orange peel for a delicious festive treat. Enjoy with or without milk. These tins have a small dent. ...

A blend of black tea, rooibos & fragrant spices. Warming & aromatic, perfectly blended to create a wonderfully rich & spicy festive Christmas blend. Great with or without milk. Add steamed milk for a more indulgent drink.​ These tins have a small dent. ...

Sure to bring sunshine into any home, this Bee Happy teapot is part of a lovely, fun range of kitchen accessories. This teapot has a small blemish on the handle. ...

A lighter, fine flavour with intensity, with a delicate muscatel & honey character, sourced from the Selimbong (or ' Silbung' locally) Gardens. This tea is plucked slightly later in the season & the dried leaf has a very different look. It is slightly darker & very much more mature, offering a very different flavour. When brewed, you'll see that the Second Flush Darjeeling really comes alive in the bowl. It has a much deeper, darker, more coppery colour & a darker more coppery leaf. Instantly you'll get that perfume-y muscatel smell coming from the tea & when tasting it you'll see it is much more full on. The peachiness you get from this Darjeeling gives away to a slightly nutty flavour. Some people may choose to have this with a splash of milk, although that's not really for us. Find out more about this tea ...