Girnar Instant Premix Lemon Black Tea Granules(10 Sachets), 10 Grams

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10 Single Serve Sachets.ingredients:sugar, tea extract (2.7%), lime juice powder, black tea aroma, citric acid (acidity regulator ins 330) & vitamin c.
ingredients:sugar, tea extract (2.7%), lime juice powder, black tea aroma, citric acid (acidity regulator ins 3
material features:vegetarian
allergen information:preservative free
Just Add Hot Water, Stir and Sip
Black Tea With A Citrusy Zest

Darjeeling Black | 250 gm

It is 100% Darjeeling Long-leaf tea sourced directly from. WORLD’S FIRST BIODYNAMIC TEA ESTATE TEA ESTATE was founded 160 years ago. It houses the world’s first tea factory, is the world’s first biodynamic tea estate, and produces the most iconic tea in the world.

Harney & Sons, Black Teas with Lemon and Grapefruit, 30 Sachets, 2.67 oz (75 g)

Black Teas with Lemon and Grapefruit Kosher In 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 its 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 Our eBay Store About Us Contact Us Add to Favorite Sellers Expiration Date: 04/01/2026 Disclaimer: Our receiving department does its best to verify and then enter the correct expiration dates for all incoming products. However, discrepancies do occur from time to time. This being said, the exceptionally high turnover at iHerb ensures that our inventory is among the freshest in the industry. Harney & Sons, Black Teas with Lemon and Grapefruit, 30 Sachets, 2.67 oz (75 g) DESCRIPTION: Black Teas with Lemon and Grapefruit Kosher In 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 its 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. In association with Historic Royal Palaces, inspiration for this beautifully designed tin includes roses from gardens at Hampton Court Palace, the magnificent golden gates at Kensington Palace and the Crown Jewels housed at the Tower of London. For a perfect cup of Royal Palace Tea, serve in fine bone china. SUGGESTED USE: Brewing instructions: Steep in boiling water for 5 minutes. INGREDIENTS: Black teas, natural lemon and grapefruit flavours. WARNINGS: