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Deborah Pope teapot pattern tea caddy on a wooden kitchen worktop with recipe book

Tea Caddy · 50g of loose leaf tea included

Deborah Pope Caddy

A riot of teapots in every shape and colour.

From the Deborah Pope range, this delightful tea caddy is colourfully decorated with a myriad of teapots in all shapes, sizes and colours. Illustrations include tea cups, tea spoons and other tea paraphernalia. With a removable, tight-fitting lid to keep your leaves fresh.

£27.00/ 50g of tea included inside the caddy
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Pick your tea

Six single-origin teas to fill your caddy

Every caddy ships with 50g of the loose-leaf tea you choose. Whole leaf, sourced direct — keep the caddy and refill from any of our pouches.

Kenilworth Black
Ceylon, Sri Lanka

Kenilworth Black

Full-bodied and malty with a clean, brisk finish. A proper everyday black.

1 tsp · 95°C · 3–4 min

Yunnan Green
Yunnan, China

Yunnan Green

Toasty and nutty with a gentle, vegetal sweetness. Forgiving and easy to brew.

1 tsp · 80°C · 2 min

Moonlight White
Yunnan, China

Moonlight White

Delicate, honeyed and floral. Long-leaf buds picked under the moon.

1 tsp · 85°C · 3 min

Copper Oolong
Fujian mountains, China

Copper Oolong

Roasted, woody and warming with notes of stone fruit and caramel.

1 tsp · 90°C · 3 min

Smoky Lapsang
Wuyi, Fujian, China

Smoky Lapsang

Pinewood smoke and embers. Bold, savoury, unmistakable.

1 tsp · 95°C · 3 min

Rooibos
Cederberg, South Africa

Rooibos

Naturally caffeine free. Sweet, earthy and smooth — long-cut whole leaf.

1 tsp · 100°C · 5 min

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