Mr. Maxey’s Own
$13.00 CAD for 125g
$13.00 – $68.20
A full-colour and medium strength breakfast tea, this is one of our original blends from the early days of the shop. Broken leaf teas from Central Africa and Ceylon provide brisk strength and body, while large leaf Darjeeling and China black teas add wine-like complexity to round out the flavour.
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