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Get a free £4.50 matcha in Oxford this week

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A complimentary beverage will be available to Oxford locals in honor of World Matcha Day this spring.

Bird & Blend Tea Co. will be celebrating the annual event by providing each patron with a free iced matcha latte valued at £4.50 on May 2.

The promotion applies to every Bird & Blend Tea Co. location throughout the United Kingdom, including the establishment situated at 23 High Street in Oxford, operating from 11am through 5pm.

Visitors will have the opportunity to select from over 20 varieties of ceremonial-grade matcha when visiting the store.

The tea company operates 30 locations throughout Britain, with branches in Bath, Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Exeter, Glasgow, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Norwich, Nottingham, Sheffield, Worthing, Windsor, York, as well as several venues throughout London.

The complimentary beverage can only be redeemed at physical store locations and is restricted to one serving per individual.

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