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“Ick. I think this one may have been brewed incorrectly. Perhaps to long. It was bitter!! I haven’t had much luck with English Breakfast in general, but it never seems to be the fault of the leaf…...” Read full tasting note
“This is probably the last time this tea will ever be reviewed. Teaopia was bought out by Teavana. This tea sat in a bag, yes a paper kind of bag, in my cupboard for years. I got two full steepings...” Read full tasting note
The ideal combination of Assam, Ceylon and Sumatra come together to create the perfect morning tea. This full-bodied, rich and character filled tea provides a full crisp cup that is sure to be a compliment to any breakfast. Although a favourite of the English in the morning, this incredible tea is perfect any time of day for tea lovers.
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Ick. I think this one may have been brewed incorrectly. Perhaps to long. It was bitter!!
I haven’t had much luck with English Breakfast in general, but it never seems to be the fault of the leaf… but the circumstances. It must be a cursed tea.
Even when I added sugar, and agave, it was still not so tasty. More boring than anything else. Sure there was maltiness, but also a dusty part to it that muted everything and made me think of Twinnings EB.
Don’t let this rating throw you off though, there is a good chance that the guy serving me was distracted and missed the timer. It was quite busy in the shop this AM.
This is probably the last time this tea will ever be reviewed. Teaopia was bought out by Teavana.
This tea sat in a bag, yes a paper kind of bag, in my cupboard for years.
I got two full steepings out of this. It was better than a teabag, for sure. Nothing really noteable to mention. The darker red of a cup of tea.
At the time I had this and an Irish Breakfast. My bias led me to prefer this one, as it had ceylon in it. The Irish aas definitely more Assam like.
