Tea retailers UK
JShailen
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Hey guys, as the title suggests I'm looking to find an online retailer for loose tea leaves in the UK.
I have searched google but there's quite a few to choose from! I'm interested in orange pekoe and earl grey tea, also jasmine green. Was also thinking of buying a new tea pot with a warmer...and a strainer of course.
Thanks
I have searched google but there's quite a few to choose from! I'm interested in orange pekoe and earl grey tea, also jasmine green. Was also thinking of buying a new tea pot with a warmer...and a strainer of course.
Thanks
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I've used these guys for a couple of Years now and can recommend them.
(no connection, just a satisfied customer)
http://www.tea-and-coffee.com/0 -
Thanks! I haven't come across that site in my search, lots of options there.0
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Adagio.com are good. Their hazelnut black tea is lovely.
Whittards have a reasonable selection.
Imperial tea company
Tea Palace.0 -
Teapigs (www.teapigs.co.uk) - great tea, and they sell pretty much everything in little sample sizes so you can try different kinds without spending a load of money on a big bag. They do an amazing liquorice and mint tea - I never thought I'd be one for unusual flavours, but it's an amazing sweet treat without the calories. They also sell some very cute teapots, plus infusers and all the rest of the accessories.0
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Whittards! They've really taken off with their loose teas and they have both basic and pretty strainers0
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Thanks for all the suggestions!dizzieblondeuk wrote: »Teapigs (www.teapigs.co.uk) - great tea, and they sell pretty much everything in little sample sizes so you can try different kinds without spending a load of money on a big bag. They do an amazing liquorice and mint tea - I never thought I'd be one for unusual flavours, but it's an amazing sweet treat without the calories. They also sell some very cute teapots, plus infusers and all the rest of the accessories.
I'm looking at getting a new teapot with infuser, I'm wondering if it would be better for me to invest in a warmer as well? My current teapot is useless at keeping tea warm...or maybe I should just get a sturdy teapot, like cast iron. Hm, decisions decisions...
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It isn't online but if you see Ahmad Tea in the store, that's pretty good. Got Aromatic Earl Grey, 500 grams for 7 Euros or so, imported to Germany and still that cheap.1
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Ahmad Tea is great! I love the Ceylon.0
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Cool I'll definitely look out for it. Never heard of it though. I usually stick with twinings for my earl Grey but want a change. Plus the few times I've had loose tea it's been delicious.0
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