Cornish Manuka
4A delightfully invigorating herbal infusion.
This Manuka is grown in the Botanical Garden at the heart of the Tregothnan Estate in Cornwall. Tregothnan is passionate about growing and collecting plants, they have many rare specimens including the Manuka which they have been growing for over 100 years. Native to New Zealand, legend has it that explorer and botanist Captain Cook drank Manuka tea when he first visited the island in 1770.
Believed to have great antibacterial and medicinal properties many Manuka products are coined 'superfoods' and we certainly think it is super. Its aromatic leaves are wonderful for smoking fish and ham and particularly delicious sprinkled over roast vegetables.
Naturally caffeine free.
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Made according to the instructions, the manuka tea is a lovely drink for evening and when I'm feeling a bit meh. The flavour is slightly woody and mineral, good without being overwhelming, and produces a great sense of calm. Nice with a slice of lemon, too.
United StatesI love Cornish Manuka tea. It's wonderful when combined with some Chamomile, and ginger tea, too.
United KingdomThe manuka is the kind of tea that makes you sit up and take note; it's like an unnerving massage - you're not sure whether or not you're enjoying it, but you're sure as **** that that doesn't matter.
United StatesI love the Cornish Manuka. Sometimes I mix a little of it with Chamomile and it's wonderful.
