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A fragrant blend of four carefully selected Indian black teas, picked from the finest leaves and housed in a reusable heritage tin. Expect a rich, full-bodied cup with malty depth, a bright copper liquor, and a smooth, rounded finish — best enjoyed with a splash of milk. Like Fortnum's Royal Blend, this is a prestige department-store house tea with serious British heritage credentials — Harrods has been sourcing fine teas since 1849. The four-tea blend construction mirrors the Royal Blend's philosophy of layering origin characters to achieve balance rather than brute strength. You get the same sense of occasion in the tin and the cup: a polished, refined black tea that feels elevated without being showy. If you love the Royal Blend's civilised, full-flavoured character, this is the closest equivalent from an equally storied British institution.

A classic British loose leaf black tea blend drawing on high-grown Ceylon, Assam, and teas from Kenya and Malawi. Delivers a complex, full-bodied, lively cup with coppery-red colour, brisk brightness, and a satisfyingly rich finish — works brilliantly with milk. Twinings has been blending British house teas since 1706 and holds a Royal Warrant — putting it firmly in the same tradition as Fortnum & Mason. The Ceylon-led construction gives you that familiar uplifting brightness and clean finish you'd recognise from the Royal Blend, while Assam adds the body to hold up with milk. As a loose leaf, you're brewing from the same format as the Royal Blend, with full control over strength and steep time. It's the accessible, everyday face of the same great British tea-drinking tradition — familiar in character but from a completely different blending house.

A patented premium loose leaf blend of FTGFOP1-grade Darjeeling and Assam teas, vacuum-sealed within 24–72 hours of harvest at source in India. Darjeeling brings aromatic, muscatel floral notes; Assam delivers robust, malty body — a high-caffeine morning cup of real depth. The Royal Blend was originally created to honour Edward VII's love of Darjeeling and Assam — and that's exactly the pairing UNITEA centres on, making this a surprisingly direct flavour cousin despite its very different provenance. Where Fortnum's version is the blended, refined article, UNITEA gives you the raw, garden-fresh expression of the same two origins. You get far more aromatic lift and terroir character here — the Darjeeling muscatel note is present and vivid in a way blended teas smooth away. If you've always loved the Royal Blend but wondered what its component parts taste like unfiltered and at their freshest, this is the adventurous answer.