Irish Afternoon Tea
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Commercial Description
Irish Afternoon tea is a refreshing light black tea blend. Ideal served with milk or lemon, it's the perfect pick-me-up mid afternoon.
Ratings & Reviews
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83 Aroma: 8/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 3/5
Tchuggin' Okie (403 reviews) on Dec. 12th, 2016
My daughter originally brought a tin of this tea back from her visit to Ireland, as a gift to my wife, and my wife was instantly hooked. She just craves this tea. After trying some I see why. It's her favorite Irish tea, and mine as well (with Murchie's being a close second). In fact, I'd drink more than the few bags I've had, but for the fact I might have to spend nights out in the doghouse. ;-)
The bags are rounded disks, or if you prefer, UFO-shaped pouches, rather large (about 2-1/2 inches diameter) and stuffed full of tea. As such, one bag, fully and deeply steeped, offers a very thick, potent, and dark cup that I appreciate greatly, as one who prefers strong tea. This product yields a liquid nearly as dark as tar if you use a small cup and a long steeping. Most folks (including my wife) will prefer to use one bag for two or more cups. Sometimes she gets three medium-size cups out of one bag--all quite nicely flavored, with little if any dropoff from cup 1 to cup 3. That's impressive. As for me, just slap my throat with the full force of this smooth, rich, non-bitter, mildly but pleasingly astringent, eye-openingly intensely flavored Irish black.
The tea can be rather expensive, or a good deal, depending I suppose on either Amazon's mood or whether you obtain it in person in Ireland.
Tchuggin' Okie (403 reviews) on Dec. 12th, 2016
My daughter originally brought a tin of this tea back from her visit to Ireland, as a gift to my wife, and my wife was instantly hooked. She just craves this tea. After trying some I see why. It's her favorite Irish tea, and mine as well (with Murchie's being a close second). In fact, I'd drink more than the few bags I've had, but for the fact I might have to spend nights out in the doghouse. ;-)
The bags are rounded disks, or if you prefer, UFO-shaped pouches, rather large (about 2-1/2 inches diameter) and stuffed full of tea. As such, one bag, fully and deeply steeped, offers a very thick, potent, and dark cup that I appreciate greatly, as one who prefers strong tea. This product yields a liquid nearly as dark as tar if you use a small cup and a long steeping. Most folks (including my wife) will prefer to use one bag for two or more cups. Sometimes she gets three medium-size cups out of one bag--all quite nicely flavored, with little if any dropoff from cup 1 to cup 3. That's impressive. As for me, just slap my throat with the full force of this smooth, rich, non-bitter, mildly but pleasingly astringent, eye-openingly intensely flavored Irish black.
The tea can be rather expensive, or a good deal, depending I suppose on either Amazon's mood or whether you obtain it in person in Ireland.
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