Stay Awhile
Like a freshly baked apple pie in tea form. Apple, cinnamon and clove over a smooth sencha base, with a toasted-coconut sweetness that keeps you reaching for another.
Warm apple spice
Apple pieces, cinnamon bark and clove make a cosy, gently spiced cup that tastes like the cooler months.
A toasted coconut twist
A hint of toasted coconut rounds the spice off soft and a little sweet, the part that makes it Stay Awhile.
Made to sit with
A sessionable cup, gentle and easy to drink one after another, so it keeps the conversation going.
A gentle green base
A little sencha green tea keeps it light, a soft lift rather than a jolt, easy any time of the afternoon.
- Apple pieces The warm, comforting apple heart of the cup.
- Cinnamon bark Gentle baking spice and natural warmth.
- Toasted coconut A soft, sweet twist that sets it apart.
- Sencha green tea A light green-tea base with a touch of antioxidants.
- Cloves A whisper of warm spice in the finish.
- Organic natural flavouring A natural touch that ties the apple-spice together.
Made for the slow afternoons
If this sounds like your kind of afternoon
Stay Awhile is the cup for easy company and afternoons in no hurry to end, the one you brew cup after cup. Find yours.
Afternoons in no hurry to end
The cup for the slow part of the day, the one that asks you to sit down and stay a while.
Friends over and the kettle going
Gentle and easy to drink cup after cup, the comforting brew for good company.
Wanting comfort without the coffee buzz
A gentle green base means a soft lift, warm and cosy without the afternoon jitters.
The cosy season, jumpers and rain
Apple, cinnamon and toasted coconut, the warm-spice cup made for grey days and good blankets.
A cup to linger over, not rush
A sessionable, easy-drinking blend, so the conversation outlasts the first cup every time.
Bored of plain apple or chai
Apple spice with a toasted coconut twist, familiar and comforting but never one-note.
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Afternoons worth staying for
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The cup that asks you to sit down
Some afternoons are not for getting things done. This is the cup for those, warm with apple and spice and a little toasted coconut, made to brew slow, pour twice and stretch a quiet hour into two.
The cup you have more than one of
The whole idea of Stay Awhile is that you do not finish after one. It is gentle and easy to drink, the kind of tea you brew cup after cup through a slow afternoon.
The first cup
Bright and warm, the apple and cinnamon lead with the toasted coconut sitting just behind. The cup that gets the kettle on and the conversation started.
The next one
A low, gentle green tea base means you can happily have another, and another. The sessionable cup you reach for without anyone having to get up and leave.
One cup turns into two
The smell of warm apple pie starts to rise, and suddenly the first sip cannot come soon enough.
Softly spiced and comforting, like the first bite of apple pie, impossible not to go back for more.
The kettle is back on, the conversation is still going, and one cup has quietly turned into two.
What's inside
Real ingredients, all organic
Whole apple pieces and real spice in a pyramid bag, so the leaves and pieces can open up properly. The full list is in the highlights up top.
Apple pieces
The warm, comforting apple heart of the cup.
Cinnamon bark
Gentle baking spice and natural warmth.
Toasted coconut
A soft, sweet twist that sets it apart.
Sencha green tea
A light green-tea base with a touch of antioxidants.
Cloves
A whisper of warm spice in the finish.
Why you'll love it
A few good reasons
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Made to go together
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The ritual
Three steps, one slow afternoon
Boil and pour
Bring fresh water to the boil and pour straight over one pyramid in a generous mug, around 250ml.
Steep it slow
Give it at least five minutes so the apple, spice and coconut open up. It never turns bitter, so there is no rush.
Pour and stay
Take it as it is, or a splash of milk for something more like a dessert. Then pour a second, that is the whole idea.
Good to know
Questions, answered
A little. There is some sencha green tea in the blend, so you get a soft, green-tea level lift, far gentler than coffee or a black tea. Easy for the afternoon, and most people are fine with it into the early evening.
Place one pyramid bag in your favourite cup and pour over freshly boiled water. Wait five minutes for the fullest flavour, then let the cup warm your hands, let the aroma rise, and let the moment become its own little part of the day.
It does. Black it is a clear, warm apple-spice cup. A splash of milk leans it toward a toasted-coconut dessert, almost like a chai. Both are lovely, your call.
No added sugar and no added flavours beyond a little organic natural flavouring. The sweetness is the apple and toasted coconut, so it reads warm and comforting rather than sugary.
20 pyramid tea bags per bag, around 50g of whole-piece blend. One pyramid makes a generous cup, and it is gentle enough to enjoy a few back to back.
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