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bonfire
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Crisp autumn nights call for warmth and comfort and little can better provide them than an autumn bonfire. Behold our bonfire blend: Honeybush hazelnut and cocoa nibs relax and ground you, while a spice blend of aniseed, cinnamon, clove and orange peel offer cosy comfort and zest. Apples and rose hips add soft sweetness, while Lapsang Souchong black tea and red peppercorn offer hints of smoke and the flickering spark of heat. A perfect tea for fireside enjoyment or downtime dreaming.
This is a limited edition autumn blend only available until the end of the season, so don't miss out! Otherwise, click the "notify me" button to get notified about its arrival.
This is a limited edition autumn blend only available until the end of the season, so don't miss out! Otherwise, click the "notify me" button to get notified about its arrival.
This tea contains trace amounts of caffeine | Steep at 100°C for 5 minutes.
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ingredients & lore
blended with honeybush tea, apple pieces, lapsang souchong tea, aniseed, cocoa nibs, cinnamon, rose hips, cloves, orange, red peppercorn, safflower, natural cinnamon flavour, natural hazelnut flavour and natural orange flavour
The bonfire has been used as a symbol of celebration in many cultures throughout time. In Ireland, bonfires are lit on 31st October to celebrate Samahain, a Gaelic harvest festival associated with Halloween. Guy Fawkes Night in England, observed on 5th November, commemorates the famous failure of an attempted plot to blow up King James I.You May Also Enjoy
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