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Our signature Tea. A enchanting combination of Darjeeling from Margarets Hope Estate scattered with Indian Rose Petals. The beautiful delicate flavour of the Darjeeling is complimented by the floral aromas of the rose petals. A match made in heaven. See Black Teas to order.


Our Packaging

Amber Rose do not use fancy packaging but use brown paper re-sealable pouches that can be used to store your tea in and keep it fresh. Amber Rose focuses on the quality of the tea not the packaging the tea comes in.

***NEW - Elegance Amber Rose - NEW***

Our New Signature Tea. A magical combination of 1st Flush Darjeeling from the Puttabong estate lightly infused with the exotic flavours of natural Vanilla sprinkled with strawberry pieces. The aroma alone will awaken your senses. See Black Tea to Order


The Amber Rose Recommendation....

A Green Tea - manufactured in the Spring, and scented with Japanese Cherry to give a light Cherry liquor with all the goodness of Green Tea. An excellent tea for those wanting to gain from the health benefits of Green Tea, but taste something a little different. See Green Tea to order.


Create a stir....Tea is making a comeback.....

Whilst enjoying Traditional Afternoon Tea in one of London’s finest hotels, I realised that most shop bought Tea produces a rough taste and requires milk to balance the flavour, unlike the beautifully smooth delicate aromas of the Darjeeling I was enjoying at the time. I realised that I knew nothing about Tea nor did I appreciate how good a simple cup of Tea could be.

Feeling inspired, I decided to research & teach myself about the incredibly vast world of Tea & set up The Amber Rose Tea Company and create a “Select Collection” of Tea from around the world for everybody to enjoy. My aim is to make people aware the finest of Teas are up there with the finest of Champagnes and Whiskeys and educate people about the health benefits of Tea, for example did you know there are approx 4 calories in a cup of tea unlike an average coffee which has approx 180.

The 1800’s were a time when afternoon tea was the fashionable social event. The 2000’s are the time to rediscover and really start enjoying this classic, tasty and thirst-quenching delight known as Tea.