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Tea Competitions

To win it, you've got to be in it - get involved with the UK Tea Council competitions for the chance to win some great prizes, all related to tea. New competitions will be launched regularly, so keep checking back for details and subscribe to our newsletter to keep in the loop!

Previous Winners: The winner of the November / December competition to win a hamper of Yorkshire Tea treats was Ms. S Crawley, Nottingham.

Win one of ten tea caddies of the new Britannia Dikom STGFOP1 loose leaf tea!

Britannia Tea STGFOP1 loose leaf tea caddyAre you a tea connoisseur? Had a STGFOP1 tea before? If not here's your chance!

UK Tea Council member Britannia Tea is offering ten lucky winners the chance to win a unique tea caddie of their new tea. It is a Dikom STGFOP1 - which stands for Special Tippy Golden Flowery Orange Pekoe One. 

The Britannia tea tasters have selected this whole leaf tea for it's unique and malty peak second flush upper Assam Character. It is a single estate, 100% pure Assam garden tea.

There are ten caddies of this unique new product up for grabs, so for your chance to taste this exciting new tea and to impres your frends with your tea knowlege, simply answer the question below. 

Competition Terms and Conditions:

  1. Competition closing date is midday on 1st March 2012
  2. All entries must be received via submitting the form below
  3. The judges’ (UK Tea Council) decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into
  4. The winners will be informed by 10th March 2012
  5. The judge reserves the right to substitute the prize for something of equal or higher value
  6. One entry per person
  7. UK residents only
  8. Winning entries will be picked at random from successful entries and notified in writing by email
  9. The judge has the final decision on winning submissions
  10. Winner responsible for their own transport / accommodation - where appropriate

For your chance to win simply answer the following question:

 

The teabag was first invented by a tea merchant in New York called Thomas Sullivan but in roughly what year?

  1. 1808
  2. 1888
  3. 1908
  4. 1918

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Win one of ten tea caddies of the new Britannia Dikom STGFOP1 loose leaf tea!

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