Canadian Breakfast

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205 °F / 96 °C 4 min, 0 sec 12 oz / 354 ml

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  • “How can I resist a tea called Canadian breakfast? First cup without milk was pleasant. I’ll try it with milk and see how it goes. I can definitely see this tea going with scones.” Read full tasting note
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  • “Dry the leaves of this bop ceylon smell of raisins, a little sour and dusty. It brews to a dark mahogany. The tea smells of malt and something sweetly vegetal like cooked peas overlain by lemon...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I was surprised to find this at Save-On last night, as I did not expect to find any loose-leaf tea there. A whole line of Nourish Tea was in the tea isle just waiting for me to buy. I didn’t really...” Read full tasting note
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  • “For some reason I’m on a straight tea kick. But I’m making it the way I always use to make my Orange Pekoe when I very first started drinking tea: milk and sugar. It’s so yummy. This tea didn’t...” Read full tasting note

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For many people, it’s important to stick with the basics, and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with that. nourishtea’s canadian breakfast is our very own spin on the traditional Orange Pekoe, and a first grade tea from the steep mountains of Sri Lanka. It’s a warm, full-bodied brew, with a smooth malty richness to invigorate you in the morning, and quite simply one of the best breakfast teas available. Wake up friends, to something easy to drink and very familiar to the pallet. Start your day with a cup of our canadian breakfast (it quite simply goes wonderfully with anything on your plate: from a stack of fluffy pancakes to a flaky croissant with preserves).

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How can I resist a tea called Canadian breakfast? First cup without milk was pleasant. I’ll try it with milk and see how it goes. I can definitely see this tea going with scones.

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 3 min, 0 sec

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Dry the leaves of this bop ceylon smell of raisins, a little sour and dusty. It brews to a dark mahogany. The tea smells of malt and something sweetly vegetal like cooked peas overlain by lemon and plum/cherry tones. It is sweet on the tongue at first sip but the flavour dissipates quickly leaving a sensee of cool dryness in the front of the mouth. The flavour doesn’t seem to hold a lot of base notes but the top notes are a fruity floral with a hint of vegetal. The floral is sweet with a faint hint of spice like clover mixed with carnation. The fruit is sweet hinting more of plum or a sweet blackberry rather than tart like the lemony smell might suggest. The floral/fruit mix it actually at times reminds me of sweet grass, quite nice. Oddly enough a bitter malty tone appears only after drinking
about half of the cup. The tea flavour is nice enough but it lacks depth and body. It is kind of thin for a breakfast tea. I think it would taste rather thin with milk, however if you drink tea black it is pleasant enough.

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I was surprised to find this at Save-On last night, as I did not expect to find any loose-leaf tea there. A whole line of Nourish Tea was in the tea isle just waiting for me to buy.

I didn’t really expect a lot from this tea, as it would be a typical breakfast tea. The first sip about ten minutes after steeping wasn’t great, somewhat too bitter, and with most typical breakfast teas I find the taste of orange pekoe quite bland.

I let it cool for another ten minutes and gave it another sip. Not bad second time around, less bitter.

It still wasn’t anything special, and typical orange pekoe doesn’t sit well with me very long, but with more sugar and some milk, this tea just might be a little more.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 0 sec

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For some reason I’m on a straight tea kick. But I’m making it the way I always use to make my Orange Pekoe when I very first started drinking tea: milk and sugar. It’s so yummy.
This tea didn’t stand a chance. I inhaled it. I would love to get more of this one as my alternative to Orange Pekoe, but I’m not sure if I’ll be able to get it easily again or not. I found this on the discount shelf at the grocery store sometime last year… But I do know of a place not far that sells a Canadian Breakfast tea from Metropolitan tea company so maybe I’ll switch back to that one.
Either way, this tea is super good and I loved it. It will be missed for sure.

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Your basic breakfast tea. Nothing to really write home about, but still pretty good.

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Just bought this tea. Its a good tea, but it isnt really anything speacial. Just a regular orange pekoe tea.

Preparation
195 °F / 90 °C 4 min, 0 sec

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Resteeped this at the end of the day, and added pieces of fresh strawberry and mango (!) – Yum!!

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