• 6 Months of Fortnum & Mason Subscription

    Price:   $132.00  $91.00-31%

    • Model: 8866611
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    Treat a tea lover to six months of Britain’s best brews, from the legendary Fortnum & Mason. Suppliers of tea to the royal houses for over 300 years, an achievement honored by numerous Royal Warrants of Appointment, Fortnum & Mason is a destination for fine teas from far-away lands, and is the center of excellence, knowledge and passion for the golden brew that defines a nation. Our collection delivers a different Fortnum classic every month:

    • Delivered in six monthly shipments, one tea per month.
    • Blended and packed in the UK from teas imported for Fortnum & Mason.
    • Available in the United States exclusively through Williams Sonoma.

    Six Months of Fortnum & Mason includes:

    Month 1, Royal Blend Tea Tin  

    • First blended for King Edward VII in the summer of 1902, this classic Fortnum loose-leaf blend pairs low-grown Flowery Pekoe from Ceylon with maltier Assam. (250g/8.8 oz.)

    Month 2, Queen Anne Tea Tin  

    • Created in honor of Fortnum’s bicentennial, this loose-leaf blend features select Assam tippy golden flower orange pekoe and Ceylon flowery broken orange pekoe teas. (250g/8.8 oz.)

    Month 3, Earl Grey Tea Tin  

    • In the 1830s, British Prime Minister Earl Grey gave his name to this hugely popular pairing of Chinese black tea and aromatic oil of bergamot. (250g/8.8 oz.)

    Month 4, Darjeeling Tea

    • This champagne of teas, harvested from century-old bushes in the foothills of the Himalayas, is made from the highest-quality leaf tips with a subtle Muscatel taste and robust character. (125g/4 .4 oz.)

    Month 5, Sicilian Lemon & Ginger Infusion

    • A zingy caffeine-free blend of lively herbs, spices and citrus to enjoy hot or iced, any time of day. (15 tea bags; 1.3 oz. total)

    Month 6, Assam Superb

    • Indigenous to India's steamy Brahmaputra Valley, Assam tea is one of the oldest varieties and named for its rich, dark liquor and smooth, malty flavor. (125g/4 .4 oz.)
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