Snail and Rabbit Loose Leaf Tea Shop

Hi everyone! You can find us at the Ruddington Village Market this Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm! We hope to see you there!
We’ll be bringing plenty of delicious tea, herbal tea , and coffee beans, as well as some Polish pottery 💙❤️💜💚🩵
See you tomorrow! x

Oh, we’re so excited—a new delivery of Polish Pottery from Bolesławiec is arriving next week, and we can’t wait to see those beautiful new handmade pieces. In the meantime, we still have plenty of wonderful products available at our Lady Bay shop, so come on by—we’re open from 10 to 5. 💙

Good Morning West Bridgford !
You can find us at the West Bridgford Farmers Market today—we’ll be here until 1:30 PM.
We’ve brought along some wonderful teas that are perfect for iced drinks , including fruit varieties lkie Our fantastic Magic blend with mango and strawberries —
Also we highly recommend the Moroccan Mint perfect for hot days! 🧊🌞❤️
Hope to see you soon! x

Have you tried our coffee beans! Fresh delivery of pure coffees Beans Colombia Supremo or Brazil Santos and flavored today in stock: Vanilla, Malibu, Chocolate, Hazelnut!
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Iced coffee is the perfect refreshment on hot days too !
It's perfectly cooling, energizing, and can be served as a dessert.
Here are the three most popular ways to prepare it:
Classic: A double espresso or strong drip coffee poured over ice, stirred with cold milk and optional sweetener or syrup.
Frappé: filter coffee (or espresso) whipped with a little water to form a thick froth, poured over cold water and milk, and served over plenty of ice.
Cold Brew: Ground coffee steeped in cold water for 12 hours. It produces an incredibly smooth, low-acid brew.

Pro-tip for hot weather: Make coffee ice cubes! This will prevent the drink from watering down as it melts.

Have a nice, hot day with an iced coffee of your choice
❤️ Snail & Rabbit 💙

Fruit Teas are an excellent choice for hot weather ! Decaffeinated fruit infusions (e.g., hibiscus, rosehip, mango, apple, cherry, strawberry, rasberryy any berry..) and rooibos teas are the best for hot days. They quench thirst without dehydrating, and when served cold with ice cubes, they provide excellent refreshment.
Shop online :
https://snailandrabbit.co.uk/

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Oh, it's so wonderfully sunny and hot ! The season for strawberries and cream has officially begun!
Our handmade Polish Pottery Cow creamer is perfect for this ritual!
Cow-shaped milk jugs are so nice and popular because they add a playful, whimsical charm to any table. By pouring the liquid directly out of the cow’s mouth, they turn an everyday task into a fun, interactive experience that kids and adults both love.
Shop online :
https://snailandrabbit.co.uk/shop/handmade-polish-pottery/shapes/jugs/cow-creamer-colourful/

Smoked tea is a unique category of dried leaf tea that, after harvesting, is dried using smoke (usually from pine, beech, or fruit wood). This gives the infusion a deep, earthy, even campfire-like, woody, or plummy aroma.

Our Snail and Rabbit shop offers 3 types of smoked tea:

Lapsang Souchong: A classic black tea from China's Fujian province. Its leaves are smoked over resinous pinewood, producing a very strong, dry aroma reminiscent of a campfire, smoked plum, or to***co.

Russian Caravan: A blend of black teas (often with Lapsang Souchong and Chinese teas) that historically came to Europe from China overland. It is characterized by a milder, slightly smoky, and sweet flavor.

NOTTINGHAN LION : our signature local , hand-blended by us with a small amount of Lapsang Souchong , black tea from Kenya and the addition of marigold flower to highlight the mane of the Nottingham lion :)

They are all worth trying, visit our shop in Lady Bay, Nottingham or order online :
https://snailandrabbit.co.uk/shop/tea/black-tea/nottingham-lion/

Hi, tomorrow you can find us at our local West Bridgford Farmers Market, on Central Avenue, West Bridford, Nottingham from 8:30am to 1:30pm.
We'll be bringing lots of your favorite loose leaf tea, herbal tissane, coffee beans, and some Polish Pottery.
So, see you tomorrow? 😉



West Bridgford Farmers Market