Harney & Sons Hrp Earl Grey Imperial Tea Tin | 30 Sachets, Historic Royal Palaces Collection

Our Earl Grey Imperial Tea Is An Elegant Tea With A Little Extra Bergamot, As Compared To A Regular Earl Grey Tea. So It Is An Absolute Must For Those Who Just Need A Little Bit 'Extra' In Their Earl Grey
A Particular Blend Of Four Teas From China And India Flavored With The Natural Oil Of Bergamot. This Fine Afternoon Tea Was Originally Commissioned For British Prime Minister, Earl Grey
Elegant Tin With 30 Sachets. Each Sachet Contains Enough Tea To Brew Up To Two Cups Of Tea, Depending On How Strong You Like Your Tea. Brewing Suggestions: Tea Is Only As Good As The Water It Is Brewed In. Use Filtered Water As Needed. Use One Sachet For Each Cup Of Tea Desired. Pour 212F Water Over The Tea And Steep For 4 To 5 Minutes. Remove The Sachet. Relax And Enjoy
Part Of Our Historic Royal Palaces Collection Historic Royal Palaces Is An Independent Charity That Looks After Six Of The Most Wonderful Palaces In The World: Tower Of London, Hampton Court Palace, The Banqueting House, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace And Hillsborough Castle And Gardens. The Historic Royal Palaces Organization Helps Everyone Explore The Story Of How Monarchs And People Have Shaped Society, In Some Of The Greatest Palaces Ever Built
Harney & Sons Is A Proud Member Of 1% For The Planet. Joining 1% For The Planet In 2006 Meant We Could Directly Donate One Percent Of Our Total Sales To The Environmental Organizations Of Our Choice. Harney & Sons Was Founded On A Commitment To Deliver Customers The Finest Quality Tea Possible. This Promise, Made 40 Years Ago, Serves As The Company'S Guiding Principle. T
Our Earl Grey Imperial Is Part Of Our Distinguished Line Of Historical English Tea Blends Which We Created Especially For The Historic Royal Palaces Of England. Our Earl Grey Imperial Tea Is An Elegant Tea With A Little Extra Bergamot, As Compared To A Regular Earl Grey Tea. So It Is An Absolute Must For Those Who Just Need A Little Bit 'Extra' In Their Earl Grey. A Particular Blend Of Four Teas From China And India Flavored With The Natural Oil Of Bergamot. This Fine Afternoon Tea Was Originally Commissioned For British Prime Minister, Earl Grey. Ingredients: Black Teas, Oolong Tea, Natural Oil Of Bergamot. Brewing Instructions: Steep In Boiling Water For 5 Minutesin 1660, The 17Th-Century Diarist Samuel Pepys Had His First Ever 'Cupp Of Tee, A China Drink', Then Only Introduced To Britain. Catherine Of Braganza, Charles Ii'S Tea-Drinking Queen, Made It Fashionable. Queen Anne Would Often Enjoy A Cup Of Tea At Hampton Court Palace And The Double Wedding Of Queen Charlotte'S Sons At Kew In 1818 Was Celebrated With A Tea Party. Until The Abolition Of Import Duties In 1784, Tea Was The Expensive Preserve Of Royalty And The Rich. Despite Its Ubiquity In Later Times, Tea Is A Truly Historic, Royal Tipple. About The Historic Royal Palaces Organization: Historic Royal Palaces Is The Independent Charity That Looks After The Tower Of London, Hampton Court Palace, The Banqueting House, Kensington Palace And Kew Palace. The Historic Royal Palaces Organization Helps Everyone Explore The Story Of How Monarchs And People Have Shaped Society, In Some Of The Greatest Palaces Ever Built