↑About Bell
Bell, sometimes called Bell Tea, is a brand of tea, owned by Bell Tea Company, a New Zealand-based tea company. Its website boasts that the company is 100% New Zealand owned, and has manufacturing facilities in Auckland and Dunedin. Although the company initially only sold tea, in 2006 it started selling coffee, presented under the name of Bell Tea & Coffee Company.
In addition to its own brand, Bell manufactures and markets Twinings brand tea in New Zealand, in an agreement going back to 1989. Bell also used to market Tiger Tea and Edglets Tea, but both of these brands seem to be discontinued and we could not find information on when this happened.
Bell is a member of the Ethical Tea Partnership.
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Good strong tea, with a great taste. My favourite NZ-blended tea and closest to the taste of a good Irish tea. Taste of Kenya tea foremost on palate. Leave in an extra minute or two to get more strength, though tannin taste does strengthen then too. Rich brown colour when you put milk in.
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Firstly I make no apologies for my review of this tea as to be honest nostalgia and rose tinted glasses no doubt colour it. Being a Kiwi, Bell tea holds a special place in my memory, and it was the usual tea brewed up for breakfast, morning and afternoon teas, and whenever a cuppa was required. Saying that it really is...
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This is what tea should be. Simple, but aromatic, with a full body. The flavor is perfect, especially with a little milk: not too bitter or too sweet. An incredibly pleasant tea experience.
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