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Devonshire Tea Classic Breakfast

Name: Devonshire Tea Classic Breakfast
Brand: Pantry
SKU: 12989
Price: 3.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

£3.95

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Weight

62.5g

Quantity

Devonshire Tea Classic Breakfast Tea brings together a bold Assam from India and a golden Ceylon from Sri Lanka for a perfectly balanced blend with superb depth of flavour. 25 stitched and wrapped teabags.

Classic Breakfast is our flagship blend of teas from ethical estates in India and Africa.

Make sure you store your tea in an airtight container – a tin is better than plastic, or seal up the packaging it arrives in. Although tea feels dry, it contains 3 % moisture and oils that are essential to its flavour. If not properly stored these can evaporate. Keep your tea in a fairly cool, dry place, which is out of sunlight and try to keep away from any spices that could taint the flavour.

Devon, England

Simply great tea from the Eastern world, lovingly packed in the Westcountry by a little British company with a taste for adventure. Instead of using glue like ordinary teabags (or staples like some), Devonshire Tea bags are stitched together and individually wrapped – far better for the delicate tea inside, this also turns making a cuppa into more of an occasion. Devonshire Tea only uses high grade tea leaves from estates monitored by the Ethical Tea Partnership to protect workers and the environment.

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We take pride in selling meat from our own farmland and fish from our own boats, and we also believe it’s incredibly important – now more than ever – to support the superb local growers and producers on our doorstep here in the West Country. From artisan bakeries, dairies and micro-breweries to jam, preserve and fudge makers, soap producers and candle workshops, this small region has so many passionate and successful businesses. By filling our shop with their exceptional produce, we can offer Greendale customers a great choice, support our local economy and keep food miles to a minimum – it’s a ‘win-win’ as far as we’re concerned!