Boysenberry Fruit infusion-250g-Loose Leaf Tea-High Teas
Boysenberry Fruit infusion-Loose Leaf Tea-High Teas
Boysenberry Fruit infusion-50g-Loose Leaf Tea-High Teas
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Boysenberry Fruit infusion

Blackberry-like fruit infusion. Dark and delicious.
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The Boysenberry is a cross between the blackberry, loganberry and raspberry. This fruit makes for a rich and fragrant infusion. A wonderful hint of wild berry with a heady aroma. Boysenberry was created by Rudolph Boysen who experimented with various berry crosses in Napa, California in the 1920s. In 1923 his cross of a blackberry, loganberry and raspberry successfully cropped - giving us the boysenberry. Packed full of real fruit berries this infusion is rich, dark and full of vitamins and flavour. Drink hot or chilled.

 

Please note: In order to become more environmentally-friendly we no longer add large coloured labels to our tea packets. Simply peel off the small name label from the back of your packet to make it totally biodegradable! Gift tubes are as shown.

Tea Type

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Water Temp

Brew Time

WHITE 3-5g per cup 70c 5-6 mins
GREEN 3-5g per cup 75c 2-5 mins
BLACK 3-5g per cup 95c 4-6 mins
OOLONG 3-5g per cup 95c 5-8 mins
PU-ERH 3-5g per cup 95c 4-6 mins
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Gillian S.
Fruit Teas

I just love the fruit teas I have been buying from you. The best I have ever managed to find, it is good to have it as loose tea which is easily composted after.