Organic Breakfast 2 cup tea bag canister

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Unlike our coffees, Our teas are all sold pre - packed, We source them ourselves, cut and blend them if necessary on the premises before packing them in small runs.
Tea mixed on the premises include Organic Breakfast Tea and our herbal tea blends like sleepeasy.

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Our Breakfast Blend is a robust blend of Assam for it's flowery flavour and Tanzanian for strength. The Assam is half CTC and half broken leaf orthodox. Compared to other blenders our breakfast tea emphasises the Assam. The result is the best of both worlds: leaf tea and CTC tea.The 2 cup bags are normal strength and so best in a good sized mug. This tea makes a strong brew with a rich and full bodied flavour. Most of our retail and catering customers choose these bags.

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