A big thank you to those who voted for Brexit

Pity it’s not too good for us.. the Halen Mon online shop is lovely too though.

So much salt!!

What about Halen Mon sea salt from Anglesey, sold in all the best supermarkets, including Harvey Nicks - gourmet choice?

I've just checked out the Welsh tea estate and they are also growing Sichuan pepper!

Blackthorn salt from Ayr really is the best

Actually Dinahmo there's the well known plantation discussed above that's been going for some time now, also a Welsh one - the name escapes me - and I think there is an association of Scottish tea growers, so presumably several in Scotland.

Callistemon

^Who says 'we' were wrong? Many of us didn't think so- and the clear majority of us currently do not think so.^

I think nanna8 lives in Australia, biba

We could grow our own tea, apparently it grows well here in the UK.

It should grow well in parts of the UK. It's part of the camellia genus and they grow well. I suspect though that it would be difficult to find pickers.

Don't start me on salt Callistemon!

Absolutely correct MaizieD ??

Cornish sea salt?

As an Essex girl I can tell you that the very best British sea salt is Maldon sea salt, renowned worldwide...

www.bonappetit.com/story/history-of-maldon-salt

with a pinch of Cornish Sea Salt:
I usually buy Cornish sea salt

After watching Rick Stein's programme I looked for outlets for Cornish Gouda but there are none around here, sadly.

I doubt whether Ian Parkes will be buying a Bentley any time soon.

youtu.be/9aB8C4cbBno

I will hold out for a Bentley, thank you.

Ah ha, Muse yes, ok. ? It was actually Biba I think who started the tea thing!

But it still pertains (re cost) even though the tea is a silly aside.

NotSpaghetti

Muse we know this.
I was just having fun with Callistemon re British tea.

? I'll take your sentence then Sadly, like lots of other British things, it's way too expensive with a pinch of Cornish Sea Salt:

We usually buy Dorset tea, NotSpaghetti

Muse we know this.
I was just having fun with Callistemon re British tea.

NotSpaghetti

I had British grown tea in a hotel once Callistemon and it was delicious.
Sadly, like lots of other British things, it's way too expensive:

tregothnan.co.uk/shop/tea/

Tregothnan produce a specialist product. Like all specialist products around the world, it is expensive. The leaves are very rare and because of its quality it's been ranked high in the world.

It's nothing to do with the tea company being British.

Casdon Why eccentric to buy a Morgan? It's a unique car and yes expensive. They’re a sure-fire investment that’ll make you a fortune.

Apparently a 1988 E-reg Plus 4 that was £16,000 five years ago costs around £19,500 today. Worth waiting 6 months for. That's the current waiting time.

Ha ha Callistemon! I know!

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Maybe I'll just sell the Austin Martin, trade it in for a "British" Nissan and stock up on tea leaves.

I've ordered a few kilos NotSpaghetti, thank you for the link!

We sometimes see them being taken up and down the dual carriageway near us - once saw one broken down there too , which must have been embarrassing.
My best friends’s 94year old dad used to test drive them before delivery to clients taking them up the A1. It took him a while to live down scraping one on the side of a bridge.

Aston Martin Lagonda are made a couple of miles from where I live - nice motors!

near us we have a farm with an old DB (David Brown) tractor- Not sure if Aston Martin are still made in the UK?

I had British grown tea in a hotel once Callistemon and it was delicious.
Sadly, like lots of other British things, it's way too expensive:

tregothnan.co.uk/shop/tea/

I guess if you’re rich and slightly eccentric you could buy a Morgan, but you’d have to go on a waiting list!