Torre di Londra

The dried stone fruit pieces actually soften up nicely in the cup, giving each sip a subtle sweetness that plays off the bergamot without being cloying. I've been reaching for this every afternoon since the tin arrived; it's got that old-fashioned, jammy character that makes a plain cup of tea feel

The bergamot in this blend isn't just a hint—it hits right upfront and settles into that sweet, fruity warmth from the stone fruit. It smells like a proper old-fashioned tea room, and it steeps into a really smooth, comforting cup. Already looking forward to my second pot of the day.

The dried stone fruit gives it a jammy sweetness that plays beautifully against the brisk black tea, and the bergamot stays subtle instead of shouting. I’ve been having it with a splash of milk mid-afternoon and it’s become my little ritual.