5 Speciality Teas

TWG Silver Moon

Sure to invigorate your tastebuds upon the first sip, Silver Moon by TWG Tea is both delicate and opulent in equal measure. An exquisite blend of green teas sourced from skilfully selected tea gardens, this luxury tea is perfect to complement those special moments. Although, enjoying Silver Moon tea is something of a special moment itself!

The slight bitterness endemic of green tea is offset by a subtle berry and vanilla bouquet, giving Silver Moon its intricate flavor profile. 

Twining’s English Breakfast Tea 

Boasts leaves from five tea-growing regions including Malawi, Kenya, and Assam, crafting the perfect balance and a flavorful palate. We adore the versatility of this tea blend; serve it just as you like—with a splash of milk and a spoonful of sugar, or let the inherent flavors shine by sipping it pure and black. However you take your tea, you’re guaranteed a taste sensation with every Twining’s infusion.

Art of Tea Earl Grey Crème

Start your day with a full-body cup of Earl Grey Crème tea. Hand blended with fragrant oil of bergamot for silky notes of citrus and a touch of French vanilla for a rich and robust finish.

Next time you’re spilling tea, you’ll have the best Earl Grey to sip.

 

Harney & Sons Hot Cinnamon Spice

The bestseller of the brand is also one of the oldest, developed by John Harney in 1980. The enticingly-named Hot Cinnamon Spice tea is a warming brew that is black tea-based, with orange peel, sweet clove, and three types of cinnamon.

The conjunction of these complimentary flavors results in a sweet, rich flavor palate that is oh-so-comforting. 


Republic of Tea White Emperor

Looking for health in a mug? Opt for White Emperor, a zero-calorie, sugar-free white tea that’s as pure and angelic as it sounds. Grown exclusively in the Fujian Province mountains in China, Republic of Tea’s White Emperor Tea promises unparalleled flavors to a majestic degree. Its harvesting time is as specific as its region: the leaves are picked on only two days of each year in the small window when the tea flowers are on the cusp of opening. Predictably, the unique and time-sensitive method of harvesting means this white tea is one of the rarest in the world. Plus, it’s not called White Emperor for nothing: these exact tea leaves were traditionally picked from the emperor’s secret garden and served to visiting dignitaries to give them the warmest, most fragrant welcome to China.

 

Stash Super Irish Breakfast Tea

A far superior start to the day than your triple-shot extra-syrup caramel mochaccino, Stash Super Irish Breakfast Tea is the wake-up call your morning routine is crying out for. 

Dubbed the espresso of teas, Stash Super Irish Breakfast Tea is a bold blend of Assam and Ceylon black teas with a higher caffeine content than other black teas. There’s no better way to sharpen up those pre-7 am senses than with a zingy cup of this brew—be it plain (the traditional Irish way) or with a touch of milk and sugar.

 

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