the birthplace of tea over 2000 years ago
Barry's Decaf is the closest Irish comparison - both use methylene chloride decaffeination and deliver a smooth
The caddy design celebrates Kenya itself - earthy tones and rich colours that reflect the landscape where the tea grows
and tender stem together - which is why the cup is as clean and bright as it is bold
More delicate than Bewley's Gold Blend Lighter than Bewley's Irish Breakfast Similar to Birchall Great Rift
Brodies Scottish Afternoon Tea Thompsons the birthplace of tea overBrodies has been blending tea in Scotland since 1867, and their Scottish Afternoon is built specifically for the hours after lunch. A mellow blend of teas from India, Ceylon, and Kenya India for body, Ceylon for smoothness, Kenya for the bright, refreshing edge that keeps the cup from feeling heavy. Full flavored and thirst quenching without the weight of a breakfast blend. Brodies themselves say it's what scones and jam cry out for, and they're not