Today is a day to stay warm and drink gallons of your favourite tea!

Tea News -

Tea News -

Tea News -

See a recent article in the Irish Independent below for an interesting article on the benefits of drinking tea!

Tea consumption in the South of Ireland grew 9.2% last year (2016) compared to 2015, according to the latest consumption figures just released by the International Tea Committee.

Very proud to have my daughter Camille (3rd generation FitzPatrick) helping me out in the tea office this week #prouddad

Just tasted the latest production samples from Williamson Tea Kenya and without exception the best quality I have seen in months!

We have just updated our website with a more minimalist style. Have a look here at www.fitzpatrick-tea.com

Ireland is famous for the high quality tea we consume on a daily basis. Why then do our public hospitals serve such low quality tea. It's nothing short of disgusting and there is no need for it. The difference between the rubbish they serve and a decent cup of quality tea is less than 1 cent per cup. That's a fact.

Photos from FitzPatrick and Company's post

This is all it takes to make quality tea! Good rainfall, plenty of sunshine then pluck the finest, freshest youngest two leaves and a bud. Wither the leaves, ferment them, dry them, sort them, pack them, drink them. No artificial colours, preservatives, no calories, no fat, and nothing added. Just 100% pure tea. Tea also contains the following naturally. The most active ingredients of tea are proanthocyanidins, polymer chains of flavonoids. The best known kind of flavonoids are catechins. Catechins are antioxidants, what means that they prevent oxidation which causes cell damage and consequent health problems in many organs and tissues. Freshly picked green leaves of tea contain almost 30 percents of catechins. Stay healthy and drink tea!

Photos from FitzPatrick and Company's post

Tasting a whole selection of new garden fresh 1st flush McLeod Russel top quality 1st flush Assam teas in Kolkata, and a view of some of these teas on Namdang tea estate in upper Assam. It won't be long before you will be drinking them also in your favorite tea bags