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Whittard Royal Baby Celebration Giveaway worth £47 – Closed

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CONGRATULATIONS TO WILLIAM & KATE ON THE BIRTH OF THEIR SON – 22 JULY 2013

To celebrate the birth of George Alexander Louis I thought that the occasion called for the quintessentially British tea and biscuits (and maybe some fudge)! So who better to provide this prize than Whittard of Chelsea who started out in 1886 from a single shop in Fleet Street. Their founder Walter Whittard’s philosophy was to always “buy the best” sourcing the finest quality teas and coffees from around the world  and blending them to customer’s specifications. Today they sell 130 varieties of tea and still blend their own teas and infusions. They are one of the few places you can buy freshly roasted coffee beans ground to your own taste, they have 18 varieties of hot chocolate and will sell you all the china and glassware you need to serve you beverages.

Whittard have branches in the UK and internationally as well as an online store. I was like a bee to a honey pot when I saw their Gift Section because (as you can probably tell from my blog’s banner) I’m just a tad patriotic! It’s here you can find the prizes for this giveaway which are:

Happy and Glorious Mug

English Breakfast Tea 50 Tin

Afternoon Blend 50 Tin

Earl Grey 50 Tin

English Shortbread Biscuits 150g

Royal Tea Party Fudge 200g

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As I’m writing this post I am drinking the Afternoon Tea which is such a delight , with a depth of flavour you don’t get from run of the mill teas.. Mr Whittard created this house tea in the 1940’s from fine black and jasmine green tea and combined these with the distinctive flavour of bergamot. This prize package is therefore an absolute treat for any patriotic tea lover. To enter the giveaway just tell me what your favourite tea is in the rafflecopter below.

For your chance to win this Whittard hamper simply fill in the Rafflecopter below.

How to enter:
Complete the Rafflecopter form below to confirm your entries made via blog comments, Twitter, etc.
This giveaway will close at midnight on 15/09/2013.
Please read the Terms and Conditions below.
Winners are announced on the Rafflecopter form after the prize has been claimed by the winner.
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Complete the form – or your entries will not go into the draw.
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Terms and conditions:
Only open to UK participants over the age of 18.
There is 1 prize of a Happy and Glorious Mug, English Breakfast Tea 50 Tin, Afternoon Blend 50 Tin, Earl Grey 50 Tin, English Shortbread Biscuits 150g, Royal Tea Party Fudge 200g (rrp £47). There’s no cash alternative and the prize is not transferable. No part or parts of the prize may be substituted for other benefits, items or additions.
Instructions form part of the terms and conditions. Entries using any software or automated process to make bulk entries will obviously be disqualified. The winner will be picked at random using software and then contacted by email. If you win and then don’t respond to this email within 7 days then another winner will be picked. The prize will be delivered to the winner as soon as possible after you have e-mailed your delivery address.

Disclaimer: Many thanks to Whittard for the above prize which I received to sample, all opinions are my own and I was not paid for this post.

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    • Camilla

      Hi, it’s always displayed on the Rafflecopter box after I have made contact with the winner. I’d forgotten to display the name on this occassion so have fixed that now – thank you:-)

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  34. catherine killen

    A nice strong cup of English Breakfast tea- it makes me human in the morning- there really is very little point in trying to talk to me until I have had at least one cup!

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  128. Buannaiche Farpais

    My favourite tea of all time is Lapsan Souchong which always reminds me of Scotland, where I first savoured it.

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  130. Tracy Waldock Newton

    I only ever drink Earl Grey Tea. I even keep some in my handbag for when I am out and about.

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  138. Faye Huntington

    Original Breakfast! (or green tea if i’m feeling really, really healthy!!) With love, Faye xx

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    • John

      Just to say you have the same thought as me. Nothing beats starting the day than a few cups of English breakfast tea.

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  158. Helen

    It took me a few years to find my favourite tea but so glad I did, it’s Pure Ceylon by Taylors of Harrogate, you must give it a try, it’s outstanding.

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  164. Michael Clyma

    All teas are great for me
    Try them all and you will see
    That its really hard not to agree
    So go and brew a Whittards rosy lee.:-)

    Russian caravan tea, so moorish!

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  171. Vicki Sherman

    for me it’s got to be Green Tea, I try to be healthy so this is my health thing which I’m hoping will offset the chocolate I keep stuffing :-/

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  196. Sarah Birkett

    just normal breakfast tea for every day and all day but occasionally I will have a mint tea or camomile / honey tea

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  244. Julia Plant

    I commented on Hallon Cookies from Scandinavian Christmas by Trine Hahnemann – I had a lovely nostalgia moment when reading this

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  256. lisa

    The best tea I’ve ever had is Gypsy Caravan which was a really strong black tea with rose petals. stunning!

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  276. Erika Holt

    I love Green Tea, especially from Japan. My friend regularly sends me Japanese Green Tea which can also be made into a delicious ice cream and drunk hot or cold.

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  290. Michelle Rose

    I drink a lot of tea and I am really not that fussy with brands at all. My favourite has got to be pg tips.

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  291. Vohn McGuinness

    My fave tea is English Breakfast Tea, which I drink all day long – oh dear severe loss of etiquette dahhhling – not after elevenses.

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  295. Pam Lawrence

    Earl grey with Sunday morning breakfast in bed of wholesale toast with set honey, pure luxury!!

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  316. elle cowan

    i like yorkshire tea, nice and strong with 1 sugar and a splash of milk, and it HAS to be made in a teapot! <3

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  329. Melanie C

    Turkish Green Apple Tea is my favourite … whereas Mr Melvis is an English breakfast tea kind of man!

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  331. Sharon roberts

    I love alot of herbal tea, Fruit teas just give you a re-freshing lift at the end of the day.

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  350. Christopher Powell

    Usually I just drink whatever is made for me, but if I have to choose then I have English Breakfast or Earl Grey. Not very adventurous with flavoured teas I’m afraid.

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  355. Heather Athanasiou

    English Breakfast Tea in general but also enjoy a cup of Green Tea with Peppermint in the mornings!

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  387. Janine

    I have made your Diamond Jubilee Pavlova with added lemon curd swirled into the cream, DELICIOUSLY YUMMY is all I can say.

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  392. Janine

    A great prize for a truly wonderful occasion. It’s my Mum’s 70th Birthday and I just know she would love this. Here’s hoping you choose us xxx

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  394. Carrie Talbot-Ashby

    Whittard’s tea is the one for me,
    a delicious brew
    a dream come true,
    for that early morning wake-up call,
    Whittards truly beats them all!
    A truly worthy tasty cuppa
    In fact, I think I’ll have another!

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  396. Jane English

    I love a cup of English Breakfast Tea, but alos I have Darjeeling.

    So excited about the Royal birth, been glued to Skynews since it was announced that the Duchess had gone into the hospital, though I nearly turned it off with the silly questions & reports they had during the day. One (MALE!!) commentator said “I wonder if Prince William will mind seeing his wife in mild discomfort” MILD DISCOMFORT
    I nearly threw a cushion at the TV.

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