Royal English Breakfast
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Commercial Description
A stout combination of Indian black teas makes a smooth, full-bodied brew. Royal English Breakfast is delicious when complemented with milk and sugar.
Ratings & Reviews
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67 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 3/5spaflam (176 reviews) on Dec. 10th, 2014
Very nice - i like this one - comes in loose and sachets (not bags - I don't think) and I tried it in a sachet form. very nice aroma and easy to drink with or without sweetener. It is caffeinated but not like a "Lipton Black" - much more mellow. Not as good as a straight Darjeeling (first flush, baby!) but a good solid morning tea. Also good if you need to sip on something at work and you are sick.
63 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 4/5 Value: 3/5Alex Zorach (1396 reviews) on Jan. 17th, 2013
I enjoyed this in a Barnes and Noble cafe. Compared to Tazo Awake, I prefer this tea pretty solidly. It's perhaps a bit mellower, but I think more complex and smoother.
This was a solid black breakfast tea. It didn't quite scream "English" the way some English Breakfast blends did, but it did strike me as a typical black tea, moderate strength, moderate body.
I thought it was held back a bit by the paper cup it was served in; this tea would do better to be served in a proper teacup or mug.
Although this was a pleasant tea, I'd be unlikely to buy it in sachets, as it seems overpriced. Like many of Harney's teas in their line of whole-leaf-sachets-in-tins, I thought this one was good to drink while served it in a cafe, but not worth the price to buy on my own, when it competes against Harney's very reasonably priced loose-leaf teas.
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Organic English Breakfast
| Style: | English Breakfast |
| Region: | China |
| Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
| Leaf: | Sachet |
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