The Tea Collective Wild Earl Grey Jar 100g Utensil and then ground into a

and then ground into a powder to infuse with high quality sea salt and apricot brine to produce this flavourful seasoning

creating the sharpest possible cutting surface on an edged tool

Use it on a stove top

it is the perfect accompaniment to elevate tarts and panettone to a level of indulgent luxury

The Tea Collective Wild Earl Grey Jar 100g Utensil and then ground into aThere is some mystery surrounding the naming of the ever popular Earl Grey tea blend. Some sources state that it was named after Charles Grey the prime minster of England in the 1830's. Others suggest that it's named after a tea merchant named 'William Grey', and the 'earl' was added to make it seem a bit more posh. This 'Wild' Earl Grey blend retains it's distinctive light bergamot flavour, but specs of pink grapefruit are scattered throughout the