I’m thinking with a hint of glee, The Duchess would love this tea.
What is it?
Fruitier and sweeter than her counterpart, the Duchess is by all accounts what Earl Grey would call ‘the better half’.
Duchess Earl Grey Tea
£6.99 – £38.99
Description
Product description
This is Earl Grey with a twist of lemon and a dash of orange; much like the Earl Grey of legend, but undeniably zestier.
Taste
Ever thought Earl Grey’s fine as is, but a dash of sweetness would make it better? Well, if you’ve tried sugar, spice, and everything nice, but can’t quite put your finger on that subtle flavour that’s missing, take a sip of the Duchess. This clever concoction comes with added oomph in the form of rose petals, pieces of lime, and orange chunks. What a treat!
A well-rounded bouquet with sweet, floral and fruity notes may not be what you expect from the very British Earl Grey. Even better. Take in all the flavours and picture yourself in a happier and brighter place. Get ready for your taste-buds to travel from a sweet-scented rose garden in Seville to a cornflower meadow, and then on to a lime plantation in Andalucía.
Caffeine Level
With 27 mg to 35 mg per cup, the caffeine level in this tea is moderate.
Ingredients
Black tea, Chunks of oranges, Lime leaves, Cornflower petals, Rose petals, and natural flavourings.
Quality of Leaves
Whole-leaf Orange Pekoe (OP) made with the Orthodox method.
Where Does It Come From?
The ingredients in this tea come from Dimbula in Sri Lanka, the Chinese province of Anhui, the Spanish city of Seville, and the popular Italian region of Tuscany. Depending on the location, they’re grown at altitudes of 5,000ft., 6,500ft., and 2,000ft., respectively.
Who is this tea for?
It’s for the tea drinker with a mature palate and an open mind, who’s not afraid to think outside the tea box.
What Are the Health Benefits?
Click here to see the full health benefits of black tea.
Additional information
| Packet Size | 60g, 80g, 125g, 250g, 500g |
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