Duke Street Blend Tea
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Our best selling all day tea, bright, brisk and full of flavour.
Origin
India, Sri LankaFlavour Notes
Malty, Bright, VibrantThe Tea
Taking its name from the street of our shop in Mayfair, Duke Street Blend is one of our best sellers.
A favourite of Mr Tony’s sister Miss Audrey, this blend is wonderfully versatile and can be enjoyed at any time of day, whether you’re looking for a strong, brisk cup to wake up with or something full flavoured to complement a sweet treat of an afternoon.
We blend Assam and Ceylon teas for an invigorating cup. Ceylon provides bright, refreshing notes while the Assam gives a strong and malty aftertaste. This produces a deep colour in the cup and a vibrant flavour that fills the mouth.
Duke Street is a perfectly balanced blend of Broken Orange Pekoe leaves. Due their smaller size, these leaves allow the water to infuse very quickly.
Recommended brew method
We recommend brewing Duke Street Blend for 3 minutes at 100°C. Enjoy with or without milk, or with a slice of lemon.
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