PG Tips - 40 Bags – Queen's Pantry Teas

4.6 (759) · € 2.99 · En Stock

40 Bags of Britain's most popular tea. The Queen's Pantry carries over 170 different types of loose leaf tea, as well as a wide range of British groceries. A short drive from the Kansas City Metro Area, in Leavenworth, KS.

A popular British blend of the finest Assam, Ceylon and Kenyan teas which produces a rich and refreshing flavour. The definitive traditional English tea.

How PG Tips began
Arthur Brooke founded the company Brooke, Bond & Co in 1869 and in the same year opened his first shop in Manchester, UK. There was never a Mr. Bond - he just felt that the name sounded right!

Arthur Brooke developed his own quality blends, mixing together various estate teas. This ensured a more consistent quality because, as with any crop, the characteristics of a consignment can vary according to climate, time of year and general growing conditions.

In 1930 PG Tips was launched in the UK as a loose leaf tea in soft packs. It was originally called Pre-Gest-Tee but was soon abbreviated by crocers and van salesmen to PG. The company adopted this as the official name and added tips to highlight that PG takes only the top two leaves and a bud to make its tea.

40 Tea Bags

Twinings Ceylon Tea - 20 Tea Bags

Rooibos Blueberry, Tea Bags, Elderberry, Hibiscus, Apple, Caffeine Free, Hot & Iced Tea, Antioxidants - 16 Cups

Queen's Pantry Teas and British Goods

Organic English Breakfast Black Tea – ArtfulTea

Tea – Queen's Pantry Teas

Queen's Pantry Teas and British Goods

Organic Irish Breakfast Black Tea – ArtfulTea

Aromatic black tea blend scented with a citrus bergamot flavour. By appointment to her majesty Queen Elizabeth II tea & coffee merchants R. Twining and company limited. London. Twinings of London. Loose black tea with bergamot flavour. Established 1706. Food safe. Dispose of properly. Loose black tea. Blended and packed in Poland from imported tea.

Twinings(uk) Earl Grey 50 Tea Bags

Twinings(uk) Earl Grey 50 Tea Bags

Plum Ginger Hibiscus Iced Tea

Herb Tea for Defense Whether factual or urban legend, the historic tale of the four thieves who survived the Black Plague by protecting themselves with a blend of essential oils is indeed impressive. The inspired blend created by these former spice merchants included anti-inflammatory cinnamon and clove, throat-soothing eucalyptus, cleansing lemon and calming rosemary.