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Steam rises warm and spiced, with citrus brightness cutting through the depth of black tea. This spiced black tea is made for a slow afternoon cup, rich with cinnamon, ginger and orange peel, then finished with darker spice from clove, cardamom and black pepper.
Orange Cinnamon Ginger Spiced Black Tea 50g
Orange Cinnamon Ginger Spiced Black Tea 50g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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What it is
Loose tea in a 50 g tin. Black Magic is black tea with cinnamon, orange peel, ginger, cardamom, cloves and black pepper.
Why people choose it
- Loose tea Measure it by the spoon.
- Brew at 90 to 95°C 2 to 3 g per 200 ml, for 3 to 4 minutes.
- A tin to keep Refill it when it runs out.
How to use it
- 1
Measure the tea into the infuser or strainer, as the page says
- 2
Pour on water at the temperature given for that tea
- 3
Let it stand for the time given, then lift out the leaves and pour
Care: Keep tea closed, dry and away from strong smells. Wash ceramic and glass teapots by hand. Empty and rinse the infuser after each pot.
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★★★★★ P.Loose is best!
Been drinking this tea for years and a few years ago, tried making my own with the loose. AWESOME. Here is my recipe: 1 heaped tablespoon loose chai, boiled then simmered for 20 mins with just under 2 cups water. I leave it in the pan, off heat, for a further 20 mins then strain. Add 1 tbsp coconut…
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★★★★★ D.Lovely taste, great quality
Have been buying this brand for some years - the quality is worth the price. I prefer the loose tea as you can vary the strength. I leave what's left overnight for a fuller taste the next day. I enjoy the balance of the various ingredients (cinnamon gives a naturally sweet taste balanced by the…
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★★★★★ D.First class Earl Grey!
I've just had my first cup of this and it's excellent, a really top class Earl Grey. I've tried many different brands over the years and this clean, bright tasting brew is right up there with the best.🙏🏻
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★★★★★ S.Nice
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★★★★★ I.S.Refreshing.
Thought I'd try some proper tea and this is really nice, very refreshing. Recommended.
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★★★★★ C.
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★★★★★ C.
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About this product
Warm spice over black tea
- The first impression is cosy and aromatic, more fireside than floral.
- Orange peel gives the blend a clean citrus lift, keeping the spice from feeling heavy.
- Cinnamon and ginger bring warmth through the middle of the cup.
- Cloves, green cardamom and crushed black pepper add a deeper, chai-like edge.
- It suits unhurried moments: a desk pause, an after-dinner pot, or a quiet cup with something sweet.
Black tea with a spiced character
This is a true black tea blend, so it has the fuller body and natural caffeine associated with black tea leaves. The spice profile sits close to the world of masala chai, but with orange peel adding a brighter, more European winter-tea note.
Brewing it well
Use freshly boiled water and give the leaves enough space to open in a teapot, mug infuser or reusable filter. Brew to your own strength, tasting as the colour deepens, then enjoy it plain or with milk if you like a softer, rounder cup.
A small ritual for colder days
This is the kind of tea that belongs near a window, in the late afternoon, when the room is beginning to dim. The black tea gives structure, while the spices make the cup feel generous and warming without needing to be complicated.
Spice in context
Spiced black tea has many homes, from Indian chai traditions to European winter blends built around citrus peel and baking spices. Here, the blend leans into that shared language of warmth: cinnamon for sweetness, ginger for brightness, cardamom for fragrance, clove for depth and black pepper for a dry little spark.
50 g tin and blend details
Contains 50 g of artisan tea in a tin.