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Northern Tea Merchants

Northern Tea Merchants

This tea and coffee tasting bar is owned and run by a company of tea merchants - it doesn't get much more specialist than this!

A family firm of tea blenders and tea bag manufacturers, which supplies stately homes and restaurants with their favourite brews, offers casual visitors the chance to sample the same high quality. From Formosa Oolong and Ceylon Orange Pekoe to Russian Caravan and a range of flavoured teas, each one is clearly described, and served on its own or with a traditional afternoon accompaniment like cucumber sandwiches, home-made cake, or scone with jam and cream. The less exotic teas and a choice of five house blends are also listed, along with a mouth-watering array of pure Arabica coffee beans. Light meals and snacks, such as filled jacket potatoes, ploughman's lunch, salads and sandwiches are served throughout the day.

Tours of the premises and tea-tastings can be arranged, and there is a shop selling tea caddies, teapots and of course a wonderful selection of teas!

  • Awarded The Tea Guild's Award of Excellence 2006, 2007, 2008 & 2011 

 

Opening Days and Hours:
Monday-Saturday; 9am-5pm
Sunday; closed
25th December, 1st January, Easter Monday; closed

Address:
193 Chatsworth Road
Brampton
Chesterfield
S40 2BA

Owner: David & James Pogson
Phone: 01246 232600
Web: www.northern-tea.com
Email: enquiries@northern-tea.com

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