Vanilla Tea 25ct – 30g

£4.25

The Aromatic Ceylon vanilla bean is known for its decadent, creamy taste and sweet, buttery aroma. Pure indulgence in a cup – Vanilla plants must foster for three to four years before bearing pods. In Sri Lanka, vanilla plants fertilize by hand. The flowers bloom once a year. Once pollinated, a flower produces green beans within two months; the signature vanilla scent swaddled inside thousands of tiny black seeds and an oily film. Our Vanilla black tea makes for a decadent cup of vanilla-flavored tea. This tea balanced rich, creamy, Vanilla with robust Ceylon black tea that goes great with milk and honey.

100 in stock

Aroma Buttery, creamy, and Carmel
Palate Vanilla has delicate notes of creamy, Jasmine-like hint of sweet endnotes.
AmbianceLuxury and relaxing

Start by heating water in a kettle or on the stove. The ideal temperature for brewing tea depends on the type of tea you’re using. For green and oolong tea, aim for a temperature around 71-82°C. For black tea, aim for a temperature around 87.77-98.33°C. For herbal tea, aim for a temperature around 97.77-100°C.