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“I received this one as a courtesy gift. The tea itself smelled nice, but it was in powder form in bags. Usually I like full, loose leaf teas, but I decided to try it. The taste was pretty good,...” Read full tasting note
“I tried this tea for the first time when I was in a store that sold only differentiated types. It is a great tea and great quality. Became my favorite and became famous here in Liverpool.” Read full tasting note
“This is one of my favorite teas. I love the fragrance and taste.” Read full tasting note
“I absolutely adore this tea but am unable to find it anywhere now :< so if you guys know any places online please let me know! It was such and enjoyable tea!!!” Read full tasting note
Blurb on tin reads as follows:
Her Majesty’s Blend: This blend is the traditional afternoon tea blend, the habit that was started by Anna, the Duchess of Bedford, who had cakes and tea served at 5 o’clock because she had a ‘sinking’ feeling. This tea is prized by tea lovers everywhere for their (sic) full-bodied fragrance and exquisite taste.
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I received this one as a courtesy gift. The tea itself smelled nice, but it was in powder form in bags. Usually I like full, loose leaf teas, but I decided to try it. The taste was pretty good, with lemony notes to it. The quality of the tea was not very good, but never the less, it was pretty good.
I bought a shrink-wrapped package of three teas from this company at Big Lots. I mostly bought it because I thought the tins were cute.
This is a black tea with bergamot and a couple other flavoring agents that I can’t quite identify. Maybe rose and peach? It’s a very fruity/flowery blend that would probably be more appealing if it used higher quality ingredients. I drank this black but may try it with soymilk at some point.
