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GUEST-BLOG: COFFEE TEA CLUB UK

Recently, Sam Ellis of CoffeeTeaClub.co.uk asked me and a number of other tea-holics (he calls us "experts") a great question about recommendations for traditional tea drinkers in Britain who are used to their English Breakfast teas.
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From the Tea-Guy.com Archives

Recently, Sam Ellis of CoffeeTeaClub.co.uk asked me and a number of other tea-holics (he calls us "experts") a great question about recommendations for traditional tea drinkers in Britain who are used to their English Breakfast teas.

Check out my answer, along with those of the other contributors, by visiting CoffeeTeaClub.co.uk.

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Chris Giddings

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