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Yes, both tea and coffee is kosher. However, flavoured teas and coffees require kashrut certification.

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Yes, both tea and coffee is kosher. However, flavoured teas and coffees require kashrut certification.

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Yes, I smoke it nearly every day. It burns well and has a light sweet taste to it.

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Earl Grey is a type of black tea, flavoured with bergamot oil.

It is named after Charles Grey, second Earl Grey who was Prime Minister of The United Kingdom from 1830 to 1834.

The reasons for naming the tea after him are not clear, different versions of the story being promoted by different tea manufacturers, but it is thought that he was given bergamot flavoured tea in his capacity as a diplomat; by whom and when the gift was made is disputed.

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Mighty Leaf Tea is made by Mighty Leaf Tea, a company started by Gary Shinner and Jill Portman. In 1996 they opened their teahouse on Fillmore Street in San Francisco. From this they went on to create their own tea products ranging from tea pouches to exotic and unique flavoured loose tea.

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Bickfords bottle a Peach Tea Cordial that is as refreshing as Liptons bottled Peach flavoured Iced Tea. Spare you a little elbow grease in this hot spell currently being experienced in UK

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