Mike: It’s difficult for breakfast teas to distinguish themselves because there are limited ingredients that can be used. They are….
Continue ReadingMike: Mighty Leaf English Breakfast tea has the tools necessary to reach the pinnacle of freshness and gently caress the sky on its ascent. What once was lost in quality breakfast tea has yet again been exhumed by Mighty Leaf. Way to go.
Continue ReadingMike: Dax came across this rare blend, theTaylor’s of Harrogate English Breakfast, which signalled that I must immediately snap into teasan mode. One teabag was available so I instantly knew that the steep-n-share was in effect.
Continue ReadingDax: Sierra brand english tea is about as average as they come, yet is not completely a waste. This english breakfast tea looks to set the stage for gas station brands everywhere.
Continue ReadingDax: It has been a hot minute since theTeaAmigos embarked on a Bigelow Tea journey. I can’t help but say that I am quite excited to steep up on their rendition of English Breakfast tea.
Continue ReadingDax: Trescerro English Breakfast had a bit of darkness to it. I don’t know if they’ve been hanging around one too many necromancers and converted to mage bashing.
Continue ReadingDax: Drink It In is the motto that Revolution Tealives by, and by all means you should do just that with their Breakfast tea.
Continue ReadingDax: Hyson, what the fudge was that? You tried to make me drink brown crayon shavings and pass it off as earl grey tea? How dare you.
Continue ReadingDax: Pickwick sounds like your local corner store, and that’s exactly where you will probably find their English Breakfast tea. Pickwick English Breakfast is actually a decently blended breakfast tea.
Continue ReadingDax: I am down with breakfast tea, first and foremost. That early morning blast of black tea and mesquiteability is usually enough to get me going until the next steep.
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