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King Richard I - English Breakfast Teabags

Introducing our exclusive teabag collection in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery. We've paired our bold English Breakfast Tea Triune teabags with a striking 1935 color relief halftone portrait of King Richard I, specially selected from the Gallery's collection. This limited-edition set is the perfect gift for the season.

Known as Richard Coeur de Lion, or "Richard the Lionheart," King Richard I (1157–1199) was celebrated for his military prowess and remains an iconic figure in both England and France. He ruled until his death in battle in 1199, after which he was succeeded by his younger brother, King John.

Introducing our exclusive teabag collection in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery. We've paired our bold English Breakfast Tea Triune teabags with a striking 1935 color relief halftone portrait of King Richard I, specially selected from the Gallery's collection. This limited-edition set is the perfect gift for the season.

Known as Richard Coeur de Lion, or "Richard the Lionheart," King Richard I (1157–1199) was celebrated for his military prowess and remains an iconic figure in both England and France. He ruled until his death in battle in 1199, after which he was succeeded by his younger brother, King John.

$15.30

Original: $51.00

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King Richard I - English Breakfast Teabags—

$51.00

$15.30

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Introducing our exclusive teabag collection in collaboration with the National Portrait Gallery. We've paired our bold English Breakfast Tea Triune teabags with a striking 1935 color relief halftone portrait of King Richard I, specially selected from the Gallery's collection. This limited-edition set is the perfect gift for the season.

Known as Richard Coeur de Lion, or "Richard the Lionheart," King Richard I (1157–1199) was celebrated for his military prowess and remains an iconic figure in both England and France. He ruled until his death in battle in 1199, after which he was succeeded by his younger brother, King John.