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Loose leaf rooibos tea

17-04-2015 03:42PM

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Where they sell it (not online) -somewhere in Dublin, Meath, Louth? Thanks!

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#2 17-04-2015 07:47PM

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I've moved this into the Coffee & Tea forum, you're more likely to get helpful replies in here.

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#3 17-04-2015 09:39PM

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Dunlaoighre market on Sundays.
Bought it there before.....just cannot recall the stand. Sell a variety of loose teas.

Kingfisher Teas.....got it.

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#4 18-04-2015 09:39PM

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Some standard brands loose when in stock in Jabulani South African shop on Strand St.

Loose natural and flavoured rooibos in Wall & Keogh (Richmond St. Sth.).

House of Tea (mail order).

Palais des Thés, Wicklow St.

Tick Tock is often available loose in Fresh (Camden St., Smithfield Sq, Grand Canal Dock) and in the Co-op shop, Newmarket Square.

Just a few places I thought of.

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#5 03-05-2015 10:08AM

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Oolong Flower Power on Stephens St Lower in Dublin do several types of rooibos.

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