Specialty Classics: English Breakfast – 100g Caddy
R220,00
A Full bodied, robust and rich black Ceylon Tea blended to go well with milk and sugar. Traditionally served with a hearty English Breakfast. Basilur English Breakfast is a real feast for the senses in a cup!
Ingredients: 100% Ceylon black tea.
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