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Rosie Fair Trade Tea

  • 19-04-2011 9:18pm
    #1
    Gaelsgirl1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭


    Does anyone know where I can buy Rosie Fair Trade Tea? I know it's kenyan but can't find it for sale on the web.


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  • #2
    Benny G
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭Benny G


    Hi Gaelsgirl! this is my first post on this site and hopefully more will follow soon. I have been a great lover/endorser of Rosie tea since I discovered it at Kew Gardens a few years ago. I believe it is nigh on impossible to buy it in shops, but I approached the main importers, Matthew Algie (I know, the last name does not sound that appetizing for a large catering suppliers!) and they redirected me to a company called Scottish Produce who deal more directly with the likes of me and my needs (and posssibly yours?) as members of the public. I have tried the latter's website, but it is presently undergoing reconstruction. Let's hope it is back up and running soon as there is no better tea as far as I am aware than Rosie! Incidentally, although it is not that much cheaper to buy the teabags in bulk, the postage rate is better when factoring in how much it costs you per bag all-told + of course the more you order at one time = less time/money spent having to reorder. To anyone else out there who may read this, the reasons I endorse Rosie tea are thus:- (1) The flavour is outstanding. (2) It is very refreshing (3) You can leave the bag in the cup as long as you want without it 'stewing' (although as with all fine teas, one does need to let it brew for at least three minutes, unlike some market leaders which seem to stew your brew only after 20 seconds in the water...very suspect!) (4) Little to no trace of film/scum/tannin on your cuppa's surface. Compare this with a main brand teabag side by side and using the same water after three minutes...! (5) Last, but not least, it is Fairtrade....Hooray!! Not much more to ask for really apart from hurry up Scottish Produce and get your site up and running again.....I'm parched!!!

    Hope this has been helpful.

    B7>


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