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Typical of Assam tea is its spicy malty, wonderfully rich flavour. The Indian state of Assam is well known for its strong teas. India’s oldest tea-growing region spreads out across a plateau on the banks of the Brahmaputra...

20 tea bags each of 2 g. Teas from Sri Lanka have a very unique aroma wonderfully strong with a slight hint of lemon. This promise is fulfilled by this Ceylon tea as well, which is characterised by an infusion that is gold to copper in colour...

Earl Grey, the aristocrat from 1764 who shares a name with the beverage won’t fit in any cup. Delicate black tea with precious bergamot oil and a touch of lemon will fit in every cup. Enjoy the tea with milk or cream...

Earl Grey, the aristocrat from 1764 who shares a name with the beverage won’t fit in any cup. Delicate black tea with precious bergamot oil and a touch of lemon will fit in every cup. Enjoy the tea with milk or cream...

The East Frisians like their national drink malty and aromatic, with a deep red infusion colour. The basis of this East Frisian Tea is therefore a blend of strong teas from selected black teas. Nowhere in Germany the tea is as much tea drunk as in East Frisia. And no wonder! It’s ‘Teetied’ tea time four times a day there. Rock sugar, cream ...

tea bags. India produces teas of a wide range of different characters. Travel with this tea blend on a delicious journey that takes you from the steep mountains in the north all the way to the gentle hills on the shores of the Indian Ocean...

This unmistakably floral and full-bodied Darjeeling is grown biodynamically in the renowned Ambootia tea garden on the edge of the Himalayas. The best conditions for this outstanding classic...

Aromatic, strong, balanced - and entirely to British taste - is this exquisite blend of different black teas. Tastes just as good with breakfast as it does with cake. If you like, you can refine it with a little milk and sugar...