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T2 x Penguin Books - Charles Dickens’ Baked Apples Loose Leaf Tea Book 100g

Name: T2 x Penguin Books - Charles Dickens’ Baked Apples Loose Leaf Tea Book 100g
Brand: T2 Tea
SKU: T126AE036
Price: 125.00 HKD
Availability: OutOfStock

Item No. T126AE036

Add the bright and bountiful tastes of apples to your day, like Charles Dickens would have, with this black tea.

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Charles Dickens’ Baked Apples

“Blimey! This tea is delicious. It’s warming and flavourful, perfect for a cold day. Incredibly addictive, I find the sweetness really comes through when you add a dash of milk. To Be Read at Dusk is a suitably spooky read, and thoroughly recommended bedtime reading, when you are home alone… Sweet dreams…”

– Matt, T2 Creative Lead

Take a peek inside

^Book

To Be Read at Dusk a short story by Charles Dickens

Penguin Little Black Classic

^{Loose leaf tea}

A delicious reimagining of the food Charles Dickens swore by.

The flavour profile

Starting with a sharp black tea base, and layered tastes of ripe, sweet plump apple pieces. To finish, we sprinkled in cinnamon to create a distinctively oven-baked taste.

The story behind it

The humble apple is ubiquitous in literature, from Greek mythology to the Brothers Grimm. But there are few bigger advocates for it than English novelist Charles Dickens. Dickens said a baked apple could do wonders, and it wasn’t just the irresistible sweetness he loved. He ate apples with lunch and dinner, praising them for their health benefits.