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Published January 17th 2013
Teas galore
In the beautiful town of Hebden Bridge in West Yorkshire there is a cute little Tea shop selling loose leaf varieties to make your morning cuppa something a bit special.
We spotted it down a side street and because our friend is a bit of a collector of fine teas and unusual leaves we thought to have a look.
The proprietor was helpful and friendly and introduced us to a few different selections including the local house blend, Lady Hebden Earl Grey Orange which contains orange peel and natural flavourings
They also sell a selection of accoutrements to help you make the tea. Strainers, teapots, cups and infusers are all on offer meaning not only the tea but the whole process can take on a touch of class.
Some of the teas look very pretty in jars. I particularly liked the camomile.
This is clearly a place run by and for real lovers of tea and like anything run with a passion, it shows. They also have a shop in the Shambles, York and seem to often have tea offers as well as a 10% student discount.
We spotted it down a side street and because our friend is a bit of a collector of fine teas and unusual leaves we thought to have a look.
The proprietor was helpful and friendly and introduced us to a few different selections including the local house blend, Lady Hebden Earl Grey Orange which contains orange peel and natural flavourings
Some of the teas look very pretty in jars. I particularly liked the camomile.
This is clearly a place run by and for real lovers of tea and like anything run with a passion, it shows. They also have a shop in the Shambles, York and seem to often have tea offers as well as a 10% student discount.
Why? Fine teas
When: 9-5
Phone: (0) 1422- 84 33 22
Website: hebdentea.com
Where: Hebden Bridge and York
Cost: £5
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