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“This box o’tea was 1 pound 49 pence at Tesco in England for 125 grams of tea. What made me smile is that I was expecting tea leaves, because the word leaf was in the name....” Read full tasting note
Rich & Malty A strong, black tea from India’s Bramaputra valley, famous for its deep amber colour and full bodied flavor.Preparation Guidelines
How to make the perfect cup of tea: 1. To enjoy this tea at its best, always warm the teapot first with boiling water. 2. Use one teaspoon per person and add one for the pot. 3 Pour on boiling water and leave to stand for 4-5 minutes to allow the full flavour to brew. 4 Serve with milk or without milk. This tea measure a 3 out of 5 on strength level.
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This box o’tea was 1 pound 49 pence at Tesco in England for 125 grams of tea. What made me smile is that I was expecting tea leaves, because the word leaf was in the name. aaaaahahaahahahaaaaaaaaaaa! This stuff is smaller that ctc. It truly looks like coffee grounds when you’re done with it. BUT, with that said, it isn’t bad. It’s a bit malty, a bit better than the “80 bags a box” tea blends in England and takes milk and sugar well. Even though this is almost powder, I think it could take the full 5 minutes steep without bitterness, as I chickened out at 3 minutes due to the size of the leaf. A nice souvenir from England for the non-tea fanatic? Yes. Something extraordinary? Nah. But I’m not throwing it away or giving it away, so that’ll tell you it ain’t that bad!
Flavors: Malt
Yes it was also my surprise – that this tea is smaller CTC. But for price 0.60€ / 125g ? Like it. Malty, strong, English taste. But if you want see real leaves, forget about info on cover.