North East alcoholic tea brand NOVELTEA lands in Heathrow Airport
Heathrow Airport has welcomed North East-based NOVELTEA to its Plaza Premium Lounge.
The lounges include unlimited freshly prepared food and beverage, high-speed wifi and plenty of comfortable seating away from the hustle and the bustle of the busy terminals.
Developed by artisan mixologists; Vincent Efferoth and Lukas Passia, NOVELTEA presents an alternative option for tea-drinkers to enjoy a brew as a drink that infuses tea with either gin or rum.
NOVELTEA founder, Vincent Efferoth, said: ’We are delighted that Plaza Premium Lounge has chosen NOVELTEA as a stockist for their clients.
“NOVELTEA has been going from strength to strength and with the support of Plaza Premium Lounge we will be able to reach a wider audience.”
The flavours of NOVELTEA include: The Tale of Earl Grey - an infusion of black tea with British gin and botanicals and the second flavour; The Tale of Tangier - is an infusion of Moroccan green mint tea with spearmint, dried lemongrass, dried apple, blackberry leaves and Caribbean white rum.
Plaza Premium Lounge’s operations manager, Joao Soeiro, concluded: “We are delighted to be stockists of NOVELTEA.
“We pride ourselves on providing our clients with a luxurious experience and we know that NOVELTEA will be a great addition to our current bar offering.”
Plaza Premium Lounge at Heathrow can be found in Terminals 2, 4 and 5 Departures and Terminals 2, 3 and 4 Arrivals.
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