The Oxford Old Bank Hotel
The Oxford Old Bank Hotel is a five-star hotel built on a Georgian site and located within minutes of the main Oxford attractions.
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This Oxford tea caddy in navy blue featuring the Oxford University crest contains our popular English Breakfast Tea, a rich, smooth and delicious blend of black tea famed for being Britain’s favourite cuppa.
What’s Included? 1x Tea tin, featuring the University of Oxford crest, with 40 English Breakfast tea bags.
Size: The tin measures 14cm x 9cm x 7cm (LxHxW)
Infusion Tips: Boil fresh water to 100°C and pour over the teabag. Leave the teabag to infuse for 5 minutes or longer if desired, for a fuller, stronger taste. Once the tea has finished steeping, immediately remove the teabag and stir.
An ideal gift, each tin is filled with 40 tea bags. The Oxford University Tea Tin makes a great souvenir or collectable gift.
$7.99
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