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“This is just one of those teas you MUST have in your cupboard as a go-to if you like medium to medium-strong black tasting teas. I don’t know if I would compare it to an English Breakfast as it...” Read full tasting note
“Ashmanra sent me another batch of amazing teas, many of which I have been sooooo excited to try – so much so that I can’t bear to try them just yet! I chose this one to try first because I didn’t...” Read full tasting note
“Another from TEAEQUALSBLISS. This is a British legacy style tea – strong, with dark flavors, not astringent but full bodied. It takes milk and sugar very well, so I think I would be likely to use...” Read full tasting note
“I’ve noticed some slightly smokey notes.” Read full tasting note
This splendid mixture is in the English Breakfast style, enhanced with superb teas from Darjeeling, Assam, Ceylon, as well as China’s Yunnan and Anhui provinces. A strong tea blend, it produces a rewarding experience day or night.
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This is just one of those teas you MUST have in your cupboard as a go-to if you like medium to medium-strong black tasting teas. I don’t know if I would compare it to an English Breakfast as it does in the description but it sure is nice to have on hand! It’s a nice, straight-up sort of tea…very crisp!
Ashmanra sent me another batch of amazing teas, many of which I have been sooooo excited to try – so much so that I can’t bear to try them just yet! I chose this one to try first because I didn’t know anything about this one yet and have not built it up in my head :), love what I have tasted from Grace teas so far, and the description sounded like it would pair well with buttery, salty shortbread, which is what we are having for our afternoon snack!
Delicious! A good, hearty tea flavor with a slight chewy smokiness. I used a splash of half and half and 2 teaspoons of sugar per cup – too much sugar. I think the barest hint of smoke this tea has along with that caramel chewiness would do better with a scant teaspoon of sugar. My error! Despite that, both my husband and I really enjoyed this. Thumbs up! Whomever is the owner of Grace tea is, boy do I share his/her taste! Everything I have tasted so far is exactly suited to what I like!
Speaking of smokiness – I am starting to get into the smoky! Leeeetle smoky steps – like the touch of smoke in English style breakfast blends or that Yunnan chewysmoky – but I am starting to crave it! Imagine that. When I tasted that little tinge of smoke my heart sang!
Another from TEAEQUALSBLISS. This is a British legacy style tea – strong, with dark flavors, not astringent but full bodied. It takes milk and sugar very well, so I think I would be likely to use it for breakfast or with a hearty tea-time snack, but probably not with more delicate tea cookies or cakes. It would also go well with a meal. Be careful with your timing on this one! Oversteeps easily, but worth watching the clock for.
