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Cantarella Brothers has made a bold entry into the premium tea market.

Julie Crespel

Cantarella Brothers, the company perhaps best known for Vittoria coffee and Santa Vittoria mineral water, has made a bold entry into the premium tea market in a French-Australian partnership introducing La Maison du Thé. This house’s speciality is hand-torn leaves, whether it’s English breakfast, Darjeeling, Earl Grey, camomile or peppermint. The canisters of loose-leaf tea are currently only in restaurants but the bags ($6.99 for boxes of 25) are sold in providores now.

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