Bewley’s Tea is a big hit in the USA

As Roses from across the globe descend on the town of Tralee, Ireland’s leading fresh coffee and tea company Bewley’s will be making a trip across the Atlantic to represent Ireland in front of 98 million US households.

Following a very successful showcase presentation of their famous teas on the US retail channel QVC’s St Patrick’s Day Special in March, Bewley’s has been invited back to appear on the channel’s Rose of Tralee Show on 1st September. Bewley’s will showcase its famous teas on retail channel QVC which is viewed by over 98 million households across the United States. Bewley’s is Ireland’s longest established tea and coffee company and was the first to import tea directly into Ireland in 1835.

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Mark Saunders of Bewley’s comments: “Given that over 98 million US viewers tune in to QVC, we are delighted to be asked back by them for their Rose of Tralee Special in September. The feedback we received following our appearance on St. Patrick’s Day was tremendous and indicates that there is strong recognition of our standing as an iconic Irish brand that is known and loved throughout the world.

“We’ve been blending tea in Dublin for over 170 years and we continue this tradition day in and day out. We’re really proud to be showcasing our award winning teas in the USA.”

Bewley’s Master Blender Paul O’Toole will appear live on QVC to present a selection of traditional Irish teas blended and prepared in Dublin including Irish Breakfast Tea, Dublin Morning Tea and Irish Afternoon Tea, in a specially designed presentation case for QVC customers.