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T2 Tea-Morning Sunshine Loose Leaf Tin 250g

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T2 Tea-Morning Sunshine Loose Leaf Tin 250g

T2 Tea-Morning Sunshine Loose Leaf Tin 250g

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List Price: $47.00

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A luxurious morning cuppa with robust, malty, muscatel notes!

Malty notes with light fruitiness and florals

Best brewed 2-4 minutes

250g of loose leaf tea

100% sustainably sourced.

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Description

Product Description

Morning Sunshine Loose Leaf Tin introduces the ultimate breakfast tea! This luxurious blend combines Assam, Darjeeling, and Rwandan black teas to create a perfect go-to cup with robust malty notes, muscatels, and a hint of mellow fruitiness.

Robust malty notes with light fruitiness and florals.
250g of loose leaf tea sealed fresh in a compostable poly bag inside a black Everyday Tin, ensuring freshness from the first sip to the last drop.
Ideal for your morning tea or an afternoon pick-me-up.
Brew for 2-4 minutes with freshly boiled water in your favorite loose leaf tea infuser. Use one teaspoon per cup. Enjoy it plain or with milk.
Our tea is sourced sustainably, from fruits to spices, tea leaves to herb bushes.

Ingredients

Black tea

How to Use

Brew for 2-4 minutes using freshly boiled water
100°C (212°F).
1 tsp per cup

About T2 Tea

Life at T2 is vibrant, creative, and driven by a group of passionate tea lovers who delight in sharing a cuppa and building the T2 Tea Generation.

Reinventing and reimagining the humble tea leaf, and sharing our teas with anyone who'll listen. In 1996, our first store opened in Fitzroy, Melbourne. A tea revolution began. Imagine pink ceilings, towering displays of tea and teawares, and Chinese newspaper covering the walls. Tea fuelled our conversations with all kinds of people; it was a chance to learn about them, and in turn tell the something about ourselves.