Layout sample
Every tea on the list links here while the house writes its own pages, so this one page stands in for all of them. It is noindex and absent from the sitemap. Everything markedPlaceholder — needs the house's words is waiting for the house's words; the tea shown is Constitution Tea, because its description and price are the ones the site already states.
Tea Gallery · Everyday tea
Constitution Tea
A botanical infusion selected around how you feel today. Ask the team to guide you.
Placeholder — needs the house's words — a fuller paragraph here: what goes into it, who tends to choose it, and what it is like to drink.
£12 per pot
Served through opening hours. This tea needs no booking, which is why there is no “book now” on it.

How it is served
Brewed at the table.
- Leaf
- Placeholder — needs the house's words
- How much, and which leaf.
- Water
- Placeholder — needs the house's words
- Temperature, in the way the house says it.
- First infusion
- Placeholder — needs the house's words
- How long.
- Refills
- Hot-water refills are included.
- Already stated on the tea list.

Where it sits
After the treatment, or on its own.
A constitution tea closes The ORA First Visit and the assessment, chosen with your report and how you feel that day. It is also on the everyday list, for an afternoon in the Tea Gallery with nothing else booked.
To finish this page
- A paragraph of the house's own words about the tea.
- Leaf, water temperature and first-infusion time, as the team would say them.
- One photograph of this tea rather than a library shot.
- Whether every tea gets a page, or only the ones worth explaining.

