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Reviewer: Rachel Holmberg , Morgantown ,WV
March 18, 2009
This has become my favorite everyday tea: full-bodied, but not at all bitter. The aroma will remind you of some of the better commercial blends, but the taste is beautifully smooth. It stands up well to additions-- it's particularly nice with a touch of lemon.
Reviewer: A tea Drinker, Jacksonville,FL
March 16, 2008
It was good, but not great.
Reviewer: LEILANI M , WALL , DOVER ,DE
April 24, 2006
Not a bad tea, but I don't think it's as good as your #800 English Breakfast Tea. It doesn't have anywhere nearly as nice an aroma, and its flavor isn't quite as good, either.
Reviewer: Christopher , Mau , Green Bay ,WI
March 23, 2006
This is an amazing English Breakfast blend, smooth and extremely easy to drink. Add a little 1/2 & 1/2 with a titch of sugar to make this a wonderful tea experience. Yes, I really do love this one.
Reviewer: Tammie , Ruzic , Citrus Heights ,CA
December 01, 2005
This is a wonderful every-day breakfast tea. Smooth, rich, a little malty, with a comforting aroma. Superb with a little cream.
Reviewer: Teri Pittman,
This is a good, smooth, early morning tea. It's great with milk and sugar. Some teas just taste so pleasant in your mouth that you almost don't want to swallow it! This is a wonderful tea to wake up to.
Reviewer: Dottie Hinkel,
Oh, dahling, it's just a fabulous tea. I salivate at the very thought of this orgasmic libation!
Reviewer: Dottie Hinkel,
Oh! It's sheer heaven! A delightful libation that's quite assertive, sans being dominating, while both tickling and titilating the discerning tastebud(s)!
Reviewer: Chris B, London,
I find these English Breakfast blends pretty dull. Much prefer to start the day with a characterful African like Toro (Uganda), Southbown (Zimbabwe) or especially the earthy yet sweetish Kwazulu from South Africa. Why is this site so poorly stocked with African teas?
