Truly Tea

Truly Tea We sell the finest loose-leaf teas from controlled cultivations. We constantly research new producer

19/06/2026
21/05/2026

What makes me happiest about doing my job is hearing customers say they discovered one of my teas because a friend shared a cup with them πŸ’š
So, International Tea Day, for us at TrulyTea is a celebration of culture, connection, comfort and the millions of hands that grow and shape this timeless tradition around the world. 🍡From morning rituals to meaningful conversations tea brings people together one sip at a time πŸ«–.

That's exactly the spirit behind TrulyTea.
Also, let this day

Let this day also be an opportunity to discover a more sustainable way to enjoy tea: loose leaf blends with no plastic, no artificial, and a more natural experience that's better for both our health and the planet.πŸŒ±πŸƒ

20/05/2026

You can now dip and shop our loose-leaf blends at the lovely Chamomile CafΓ© in Nantwich Canal Centre.πŸ«–
The cafΓ© has reopened in April under a new management team who have created an absolute perfect spot to unwind. Megan, the owner, created a calm, peaceful atmosphere with a stunning view over the Canal. πŸŒŠπŸŒ…
Whether you are catching up with friends, getting lost in a good book, or taking a scenic walk along the water, make sure to stop by, or grab a bag of our loose-leaf blends to take the experience home with you.πŸ΅πŸ’š

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22/04/2026

Dandelion is packed with benefits. πŸ’š
It contains vit A, C, K plus iron, potassium, calcium, and magnesium. It works like a natural detox and supports digestion.

All parts of the plant can be used. Flowers are great for infusions or syrups; leaves can be eaten fresh in salads or cooked; roots are often roasted for making an alternative coffee or steeped into tea.🌱🌼πŸͺΎ

Although we enjoy picking up all the parts throughout the season, it would be better to
forage dandelion leaves in early spring (as they are tender and much less bitter); the flowers in mid-spring (when they are at their best) and the roots in early spring-autumn.πŸ™‚

It grows abundantly everywhere, but we always forage from clean, chemical-free areas, away from roadsides or sprayed lawns.

TrulyTea # foragingtips

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6 Barns Green
Shrewsbury
SY39QB

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