Irish Breakfast
Irish Breakfast
Instructions
- Serving Size: 3g /cup
- Steeping Temp: 100°C
- Steeping Time: 2 to 5 mins.
- Certification: Organic
- Origin: Sri Lanka
- Caffeine: High
Irish Breakfast
A very strong and bold black tea blend, with pronounced earthiness and maltiness. Recommended at a long steep, with milk and sugar to bring out the flavors, this is a real winner in the mornings. The smaller leaf grades allow for greater caffeine infusion into the water. A good coffee replacement. Feeling a bit rowdy? Throw us some comments below!
Directions...
2 min without milk, 5+ min with milk
Tasting Notes
Certification: OrganicGrade or Quality: GBOP
Aroma: clean, slight fruitiness
Infusion Aroma: slightly fruity
Infusion Color: Dark amber
Base flavor: malt, light fruitiness
Infusion Strength: Strong
Have you tried Irish Breakfast? Tell us what you think!
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One of the few teas where I immediately noticed the aroma when I opened the package. It smells amazing. It also tastes amazing if you like a strong cup of tea with milk. One of my favourite teas and definitely my favourite Irish Breakfast. Submitted by Noelle
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I loved this black tea. Submitted by Bluebell Rivers
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I love this tea, it’s great for the mornings! It’s definitely a strong blend, and the floral and malty flavours are wonderful. One of my constant go-tos when I wake up! Submitted by ForestWitch
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A smooth, strong cuppa. Fantastic blend. Submitted by J
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The traditional way the Irish make tea is have it simmering on the stove all day long. Submitted by rogerbenham
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we love this one, too bad its out of stock Submitted by tanis
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Can’t go wrong with a cup of Irish Breakfast! It doesn’t even have to be breakfast to enjoy a steamy hot cup. This tea has a lovely fruity/sweet aroma and a wonderfully dark infusion color. If you’re a strong tea lover you should definitely try out Irish Breakfast! Submitted by Human
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Superb Submitted by CharlesE
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