My
Tea Collection as it appears in the cupboard. The left image is the 'front', and the right image is the 'back'; both sides are accessible, though only the front faces the kitchen.
I'm not entirely sure myself how I manage to fit all of it into the one cupboard.
This images features the three newly-bought teas as mentioned at the bottom of the description of the other image:
Whittard's:
Rosehip and Hibiscus 20
Lemon, Ginger and Echinacea 20
Acerola Cherry 20As well as Heath and Heather's
Apple and Cinnamon.
It also does not contain the Twinings collection box as in the centre of the other image, or the teapots and mugs (except the 'I
TEA' mug which is in this shelf with the infusers in because it has a chip in!
).
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that is awesome skdgjslg
If you come to England~~~#~## ;3))))3))0
Twinings, Whittard's, Tetley and Lipton (the predominant brands here) are all worldwide traders.
I can find Twinings and Lipton, but most of the time, only Lipton's Black Tea is being sold.
Hence, I resort to Ahmad and Dilmah teas.
Ah, yes - there is certainly a community of tea-lovers.
Ahmad Tea states that it comes from London. How odd.
At present, I'm hoping that my friend who'll visit London would bring me back some of the teas you mentioned. Might probably be one of the few times I'd be able to get any.
This is definitely a Tea-Lover community. :3
The Wikipedia page is very small, too, so I imagine their business is rather small. Maybe they specialise in exports.
Heh - ask for as many as possible!
Of course!
I tend to go to London for theatre shows, though we often make days out of trips like that - going to Ripley's or the Science Museum, for instance.