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Brodies - Earl Grey With Cornflower Petal Tea in Biodegradable Pyramid Bags - 100% Natural Eco-Friendly and Sustainably Sourced - 6 Boxes Of 15 Tea

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Brodies - Earl Grey With Cornflower Petal Tea in Biodegradable Pyramid Bags - 100% Natural Eco-Friendly and Sustainably Sourced - 6 Boxes Of 15 TeaProduct Description Brodies have been importing and blending tea since the time of the great tea clippers which docked at the bustling Port of Leith, laden with precious cargoes from the farthest corners of the earth. Our tea is still sourced from the established tea growing countries of India, Africa, Sri Lanka and China and we continue in that spirit of exploration by also working with emerging tea growing countries such as Indonesia, Vietnam and

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Brodies have been importing and blending tea since the time of the great tea clippers which docked at the bustling Port of Leith, laden with precious cargoes from the farthest corners of the earth.Our tea is still sourced from the established tea growing countries of India, Africa, Sri Lanka and China and we continue in that spirit of exploration by also working with emerging tea-growing countries such as Indonesia, Vietnam and Zimbabwe.Another testament to our commitment to quality is our membership of the prestigious Tea Council since 1979, when the Tea Grading System was founded. We were early adopters of Fairtrade, one of the most widely recognised and trusted certification marks in the UK.It is also the only certification that tackles all the elements that farmers need to make their lives sustainable in the long term these include being financially stable, protecting the environment and supporting the community. We roast a range of fine Fairtrade coffees from Colombia, Brazil and Honduras.

Ingredients

Black Tea, Bergamot Oil, Cornflower Petals

Directions

Brew in hot water (around 95°C or 205°F) for 3-5 minutes

Safety Warning

May contain allergens. Not recommended for children or pregnant women. Keep out of reach of children.

Manufacturer Contact Information

Brodies, Newhailes Industrial Estate, Newhailes Road, Musselburgh, EH21 6SY

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