Speciality Food Jan/Feb 2026

1 DORSET TEA PREMIUM GOLD TEA Also known as the Sunshine Blend, this rich, aromatic tea combines the very finest Rwandan and Kenyan leaves, adding a touch of Assam for malty depth. It’s smooth and bold – everything you need to soothe the soul. The blend is sourced fromRainforest Alliance Certified farms, and packaged in 100% biodegradable tea bags, with recyclable boxes for an evenmore sustainable sip. dorsettea.co.uk Treat your customers to the ultimate afternoon tea spread 20 2 WILD LIFE BOTANICALS NUDE A game-changer in the low and no market, this refreshing, sophisticated non- alcoholic (0.5%) wine has been called ‘best in class’ by top critics. Made using real wine, it’s lifted by an elixir of vitamins, minerals and botanicals, and contains 60% fewer calories than Champagne or Prosecco. Off-dry, yet fruity and aromatic, the drink’s wellness-boosting ingredients list includes Damask rose, lemon balm and ashwagandha. It’s beautifully boxed too. wildlifebotanicals.co.uk 3 CAKEHEAD CAKE SELECTION Bring indulgence to the afternoon-tea table with two of Cakehead's standout creations. Their luxurious Tiramisu Slump, a coffee caramel filling, topped with Belgian white chocolate creamcheese buttercream. Their famous Kinder Brookie traybake, blending cookie dough and brownie, filled with creamy hazelnut spread, creating pure decadence. Adding a touch of modern sweetness to classic British traditions. cakehead.co.uk @specialityfood CENTRE 1 2 3 4