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Firstly Tea

@FirstlyTea

Beautiful loose-leaf teas; freshly packed upon order 🌱 Wholesale orders for cafes, restaurants, hotels & more 💚 Firstly Tea or custom packaging 🧑🏻‍🎨

Joined November 2019
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Great news for the #uk

Good news: Because we have flattened the curve and protected the NHS, we can start to open up retail - with strong social distancing in place: Outdoor retail from 1 June Other retail from 15 June



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#teafact of the day. #tea was drunk for 3000 years medicinally before ever being drunk for pleasure. #firstlytea #looseleaftea #looseleaf #teabenefits #teatime #builderstea

FirstlyTea's tweet image. #teafact of the day. #tea was drunk for 3000 years medicinally before ever being drunk for pleasure. 

#firstlytea #looseleaftea #looseleaf #teabenefits #teatime #builderstea

Of course!

Good news: Because we have flattened the curve and protected the NHS, we can start to open up retail - with strong social distancing in place: Outdoor retail from 1 June Other retail from 15 June



#teafact of the day. Tea may taste different on a plane. The boiling point of water is 18-20 degrees lower due to the high altitude! #travel #airtravel #flights #tea #looseleaftea #steep

FirstlyTea's tweet image. #teafact of the day. Tea may taste different on a plane. The boiling point of water is 18-20 degrees lower due to the high altitude! 

#travel #airtravel #flights #tea #looseleaftea #steep

#teafact of the day. Sticking with Earl Grey, did you know that it gets its distinctive flavour from an orange extract, bergamot. Bergamot was used to give cheaper less tasty teas a little help in the flavour department. #earlgrey #tea #looseleaf #looseleaftea #firstlytea


Haha! Brilliant!

Good news: Because we have flattened the curve and protected the NHS, we can start to open up retail - with strong social distancing in place: Outdoor retail from 1 June Other retail from 15 June



Earl Grey tea is thought to be named after Earl Charles Grey, a 19th century Prime Minister, who took a liking to this tea after trying it out at a local merchant in China. #earlgrey #looseleaftea #tea #firstlytea #China

FirstlyTea's tweet image. Earl Grey tea is thought to be named after Earl Charles Grey, a 19th century Prime Minister, who took a liking to this tea after trying it out at a local merchant in China.

#earlgrey #looseleaftea #tea #firstlytea #China

I don't know what tea @elonmusk has been drinking, but I want some of that! 🍵 #weedtea #firstlytea #elonmusk #tesla #looseleaftea


It's probably not as bad as fried chicken on waffles or bacon on pancakes to be fair... #murrica #firstlytea

I imagine this is going to cause a lot of anger with Brits 😂😂 🎥: jchelle36



#teafact of the day. In #Tibet, butter tea is common. It's made using black #tea, yak butter and Himalayan salt. It's really #delicious! #looseleaftea #firstlytea #china #Foodie #tealover #drink #travel #culture #himalayansalt

FirstlyTea's tweet image. #teafact of the day. In #Tibet, butter tea is common. It's made using black #tea, yak butter and Himalayan salt. It's really #delicious!

#looseleaftea #firstlytea #china #Foodie #tealover #drink #travel #culture #himalayansalt

#teafact of the day. It takes about three years for a new plant to be able to harvest. It then takes four to twelve years before it can produce seeds. 😮 #firstlytea #looseleaf #looseleaftea #China #tea #TeaTime #harvest #uk

FirstlyTea's tweet image. #teafact of the day. It takes about three years for a new plant to be able to harvest. It then takes four to twelve years before it can produce seeds. 😮

#firstlytea #looseleaf #looseleaftea #China #tea #TeaTime #harvest #uk

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Wishing good vibes for all in 2nd half 2020


#teafact of the day. You should only boil the water for your tea once. Boiling twice takes out too much of the oxygen from the water, which will affect the flavour negatively. #tea #looseleaftea #firstlytea #brew #steep

FirstlyTea's tweet image. #teafact of the day. You should only boil the water for your tea once. Boiling twice takes out too much of the oxygen from the water, which will affect the flavour negatively.

#tea #looseleaftea #firstlytea #brew #steep

Nature is far more beautiful than any man made art.

I imagine this is going to cause a lot of anger with Brits 😂😂 🎥: jchelle36



#teafact of the day. Tea is derived from the leaves of a plant called Camellia Sinensis. There are so many varieties of tea, but they all come from that same plant. 🍃 #looseleaftea #tea #firstlytea

FirstlyTea's tweet image. #teafact of the day. Tea is derived from the leaves of a plant called Camellia Sinensis. There are so many varieties of tea, but they all come from that same plant. 🍃

#looseleaftea #tea #firstlytea

You've gone tea-total!

I’m either drinking tea or thinking about the next cup. All day, every day. I have a problem



#teafact of the day. Russians started drinking tea in the 17th century but became widely popular at the beginning of the 19th century. Tea in Russia has historically been prepared in a samovar, a heated metal container. The samovar. This keeps the tea hot for hours.

FirstlyTea's tweet image. #teafact of the day.
Russians started drinking tea in the 17th century but became widely popular at the beginning of the 19th century. Tea in Russia has historically been prepared in a samovar, a heated metal container. The samovar. This keeps the tea hot for hours.

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Tea must be loose leaf, with milk added last. And not stirred with the grotty coffee spoon.


Ditch the teabags! #looseleaftea

I’m either drinking tea or thinking about the next cup. All day, every day. I have a problem



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