About Kenya
Sourced from high-altitude plantations around Kericho, Kenyan teas benefit from ideal growing conditions—volcanic soils, ample rainfall, and cool nights—that yield leaves with superior flavour and aroma. Each 50-teabag pack (available in cases of 6) ensures convenience for regular enjoyment, whether you're hosting a tea party or stocking your pantry.
Pair Duchess Grey with scones and clotted cream for a traditional British treat with a Kenyan flair, or enjoy it iced on warm summer days. It's versatile for brewing in a teapot or cup, steeping for 3-5 minutes in freshly boiled water. For authenticity, store in a cool, dry place away from strong odours to preserve its delicate fragrance. Our commitment to quality means every sip transports you to Kenya's rolling hills, supporting sustainable farming practices that protect this vital industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Kenyan tea special?
Kenyan tea stands out due to its cultivation in high-altitude regions like Kericho, resulting in a bright, brisk flavour with natural sweetness. The orthodox manufacturing process preserves the leaf's integrity, delivering a superior brew compared to many mass-produced teas.
How should I brew Williamson Tea Duchess Grey?
Use one teabag per cup, pour freshly boiled water (100°C), and steep for 3-5 minutes. Add milk or lemon to taste, but it's delightful black too. Avoid over-steeping to prevent bitterness.
Is this tea suitable for daily drinking?
Absolutely, with its balanced flavour profile, Duchess Grey is perfect for everyday enjoyment. The 50-teabag packs offer great value, and buying a case of 6 ensures you never run out.
Where is Williamson Tea sourced from?
Williamson Tea sources its leaves from its own Kenyan estates in the highlands, adhering to ethical and sustainable practices that support local communities and biodiversity.
How do I store Kenyan tea products?
Keep teabags in an airtight container in a cool, dark cupboard. This maintains freshness and prevents moisture absorption, ensuring optimal taste for up to 18 months.