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Imperial Windsor Blend

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$6.5 $13 In stock

Imperial Windsor is a blend that we have done for the Royal St. George Society. The RSGS is a patriotic society in England. Roses are one of the many symbols of England, and so this strong black tea has rose petals sprinkled throughout. 10% of sales will help fund the Society’s good work. 

Please note: The rose petals add a little floral flavor. This is a nice strong breakfast tea.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Sophia X. ★★★★★

Steeped this for about four minutes and it came out properly strong and malty, exactly what I want from a black tea in the morning. The rose on the tin is a nice nod to the whole England theme too.

Penelope E. ★★★★★

The rose petals in this blend give it a floral note that's subtle, not perfumey, and it holds up well with a splash of milk in the morning. Strong black tea base with just enough character to drink plain too.

Jason ★★★★☆

Bought this mostly for the novelty of the Royal St. George connection, but the black tea itself holds up well — malty and strong enough that I don't need more than one spoon per cup. Loses a star because the rose is barely there, honestly I expected a bit more of it.