English Breakfast 50 Tea Bags 125g

Fine tea!

Good quality and perfect taste

used for breakfast

Very flavorful and fragrant tea. Definitely a strong tea. I am huge coffee drinker, but and this tea definitely stands up to even coffee in strength. Only thing to note is that the tea bags do not have strings and tabs. You throw the tea bag into the cup (or tea pot) and you need a tea spoon to fish the tea bag out when it is done steeping.

紅茶紹介のyoutubeを見て購入しました。 みんなのいうとおり濃いめに出てミルクティーに合いそうなクセのない感じでおいしい。 普通にストレートでのんでもおいしい。リプトンとかTWININGSくらいしか飲んでなかったけどこれからはこれにしようかな 1000円でたっぷり入っててコスパもいい 高いのはあんまり飲んだこと無いので比較できないですが、自分には十分な美味しさです⎛˶'ᵕ'˶ ⎞

香りも良く、おいしい

Very nice tea, not too acidic if you can tell the difference. Most breakfast teas are that they. Too expensive, should be around 5 per box. But if that is not a problem for you, you should defiantly try is. It does have a small stop taste at the end, which depends on how long to brew it for.

Williamson is unique among British tea companies in that they only use tea from their own tea plantations in Kenya. They were also early adopters of environmental initiatives and remain a leader in sustainable tea production. I like this company but had previously only had their Lifeboat tea as their other teas generally have a high price point (at least in the US) to match their posher image. I was excited to try their English breakfast when it dropped some in price. It is a nice tea but I found it very similar to Lifeboat, though inferior due to its notably diminished strength. The EB is also a brisk and bright blend of Kenyan black teas and shares Lifeboats smoothness and good flavour. Unfortunately, for some reason this tea only has 2.5 grams of tea in the bag compared to Lifeboats 3 grams. Although the tea is robust if you brew it long enough, the difference in strength is both notable and lamented. I imagine Williamson would say this is a more refined tea than Lifeboat but I just don’t buy that. The tea comes from the same Kenyan farm, is described almost the same way, and, to me at least, smell and taste essentially the same. I wouldn’t call myself a tea expert, but I am an experienced black tea drinker and I really think the only difference between this and Lifeboat is the lesser strength. Given that, and the fact that the EB costs more and that you only get 50 bags compared to Lifeboat’s 80, I would recommend Williamson’s Lifeboat tea over this one. Having said that, this tea is still good. It just needs to be brewed longer in the mug or with 5 bags in a pot. If you prefer your tea a little weaker, this might work fine for you. I also think Williamson is a great tea company with admirable ethics and I would be very interested in trying their other tea bags or loose teas.