Vouchers

What to Buy with Gift Vouchers for Tea

Gift Vouchers for Loose Tea and Tea Bags come in the values of £10, £25 and £50. It’ll then be a case of determining what to get. Since our founding in 1982, our family-run business has taken pride in constantly expanding our range.

From Black Tea to Rooibos, Flavoured Tea to Organic, Pu erh and Matcha, the possibilities are almost endless. Allow us now to explore some of them in greater detail.

Black Tea comes from the same Camellia sinensis (Tea) plant as Green, White and Oolong. The difference between each variety is the processing of the leaves, whereby Black Tea undergoes the most significant amount of oxidation.

The result is a beverage known and loved around the world for its often malty overtones and complex undertones. Many subcategories exist, including the aforementioned Pu erh.

Rooibos, meanwhile, is a Herbal Tea from South Africa that grows exclusively in the Cederberg region of the Western Cape Province. Famous for its taste reminiscent of nuts, honey and caramel, modern science has proven that it combats seasonal allergies.

Then there is Flavoured Tea, which can be almost any type, although it also contains additional ingredients for unique flavour profiles.

Next up is Organic Tea. This term refers to the way producers grow and process Tea without the use of pesticides or insecticides, bio-engineered genes and petroleum/sewage-based fertilisers.

It is, therefore, an excellent choice to treat climate conscious friends and family members. Finally, Matcha is a type of Green Tea ground into a fine powder, perhaps best known for its remarkable Matcha Tea health benefits.

What to Buy with Coffee Shop Vouchers, UK

A nice cup of Tea might have the hearts of most Britons, but a mug of the finest Coffee is not far behind. If you, too, consider yourself a connoisseur or know someone who is, you’ll undoubtedly want to buy a Coffee Bean Gift Voucher.

Like their Tea counterparts, these Coffee Bean Vouchers come in values of £10, £25 and £50. But what, exactly, can you get with your money’s worth?

One popular choice is that of Italian Roast Coffee, a term that refers not to the origin of the beans but the method used to roast them. This results in an infusion with sweet, syrupy and nutty notes with undertones of peanut butter and butterscotch.

Alternatively, Kentish Roast is one of our flagship products, a beautifully complex-tasting blend of Ethiopian Mocha, Indian Mysore and other Asian Robusta Coffees.