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Ceylon Earl Grey, soft Jasmine green tea with a blend of malty Assam, flavoursome Ceylon and Kenyan black tea.
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Robert Fortune, Scotland's other 007!
When you sit down to enjoy your next cup of tea (of course we hope a Jenier cup of tea!) take a moment to consider the amount of intrigue, deceit...
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National Business Awards Finalist
Jenier World of Teas is delighted to announce that we've been shortlisted as a finalist for the 2012 UK National Business Awards.
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Top Ten Tips when opening a Tearoom
Award Winning UK Dartmoor Tearooms share their success with Top Ten Tips when opening a tearoom. Jenier have the pleasure working with many...
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Jenier wins ROCCO award 2011
Jenier World of Teas wins ROCCO award for Most Promising New Business
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Jenier shortlisted for Business Award
Jenier World of Teas Nominated for Business Award! You can imagine how excited the Jenier World of Teas team are feeling after being informed...
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Discover Our Tea of the Month
A truly delightful, medium bodied, flavoursome tea from one of the best tea gardens in Sri Lanka.
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Tea and Food Pairings
Matching tea with food. There are so many different wonderful flavours of teas from all around the world that the different permutations of...
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Jenier World of Teas at Hopetoun House
We're really pleased to announce you can now buy our teas at the new Hopetoun House Farmshop which opened last Friday! The shop is amazing - we...
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Ginger root or stem?
Ginger is often mistaken as being a root, when in fact it's actually an underground stem from a tropical herb plant Zingiber Officinale. After...
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Beans in your tea?
Cacao beans are used in the making of chocolate, but also are often used as an ingredient and provide a wonderful chocolate taste when infused...
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Almond, the mighty nut
Well, botanically speaking almonds are actually stone fruits related to the cherry, the plum and the peach. They grow on trees about 30ft high...
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