Quarrier's Dream
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Quarrier's Dream, a tea with such flavour and distinction, is named after William Quarrier, founder of Quarrier's Village. In the early 1870's William Quarrier, a shoe retailer, realised his dream of setting up a village for orphaned children by caring for them in cottage homes as opposed to institutions. Quarrier's Village continues its charity work to this day and was once home for Jenier World of Teas' operations. Quarrier's Dream is a full flavoured Assam, Ceylon and China green tea blend with a strong hint of blackberry and natural sweetness.
United KingdomDelightful tea
Tea arrived quickly and very well packaged. Quarries Dream is a delightful tea, well scented and refreshing.
Quarriers Dream
One of my favourite teas. I have two cups every morning over breakfast and the day wouldn't be right without it.
Taste of a Sweetshop
"I was an outpatient at Quarier's in the 1960s. I tried the tea with the memories in my mind. The tea has a very strong nose; like rose marshmallow mixed with disinfectant. But I was not prepared for the taste. Unlike other black teas there is no astringency, but a softness. It tastes not of tea but of confectionery, of bubblegum, love hearts and marshmallow. Too much will rot your teeth! "
Taste of a Sweetshop
I was an outpatient at Quarier's in the 1960s. I tried the tea with the memories in my mind. The tea has a very strong nose; like rose marshmallow mixed with disinfectant. But I was not prepared for the taste. Unlike other black teas there is no astringency, but a softness. It tastes not of tea but of confectionery, of bubblegum, love hearts and marshmallow. Too much will rot your teeth!
Quarrier's Dream
This is the only tea that my husband and I both like! It reminds me of blackberrying in a country lane.