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Loose leaf tea enthusiasts will appreciate the exquisite blend found in Smugglers' Gold Loose Leaf Tea, crafted from a combination of Assam, Kenyan, and Ceylon loose tea leaves. The marriage of these premium tea leaves results in a rich and full-bodied flavour profile that is sure to delight the palate of even the most discerning tea connoisseur. Each sip offers a symphony of flavours that showcase the unique characteristics of each region's tea leaves, creating a harmonious and indulgent tea-drinking experience. Smugglers' Gold Loose Leaf Tea is a testament to the artistry and expertise that goes into crafting exceptional loose leaf teas here at Miles for those who seek nothing but the finest quality in their cup.


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What is the best way to brew Smugglers' Gold loose tea?

When it comes to brewing loose Smugglers’ Gold tea, there are a few key steps to follow to ensure a perfect cup every time. Start by boiling fresh water and letting it cool slightly before pouring it over the loose tea leaves in a teapot or infuser. The ideal water temperature for brewing Smugglers’ Gold tea is around 93-100°C. Let the tea steep for 3-5 minutes, depending on your preference for strength. Once the steeping time is up, remove the tea leaves from the water to prevent over-extraction and bitterness. Finally, pour the brewed tea into your favourite mug and enjoy the robust and full-bodied flavor that loose Smugglers’ Gold tea is known for.

What is in Smugglers' Gold loose tea?

Loose Smugglers’ Gold tea typically consists of a blend of strong black teas, such as Assam or Ceylon. These teas are known for their robust flavor profiles and high caffeine content, making them ideal for providing a quick and energizing pick-me-up. Smugglers’ Gold is our twist on the term "builder's tea" originated in the UK, where it is popular among construction workers and tradespeople who prefer a strong brew to keep them going throughout the day. In addition to its bold taste, loose builder's tea can be enjoyed with milk and sugar according to personal preference. Overall, loose builder's tea is a no-nonsense option for those looking for a hearty and invigorating cup of tea.

Is Smugglers' Gold loose tea healthy?

Loose Smugglers’ Gold tea, often referred to as black tea, can have both positive and negative health effects depending on individual consumption patterns. Black tea contains antioxidants that have been shown to provide potential health benefits, such as reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke. However, excessive consumption of black tea can lead to issues such as caffeine-related side effects, including insomnia, headaches, or increased heart rate. It is important to moderate intake and consider any personal sensitivities or health conditions when incorporating loose Smugglers’ Gold tea into one's diet.

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