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“I am not entirely sure why I keep drinking this tea. It is one of those teas, where you know it is good, and the tea is quality, but for whatever reason, you simply do not like it, despite liking...” Read full tasting note
“Wait, what? I’m done with this blend? Goodness, I hadn’t remembered I was so close to done. I thought I’d kill it this week, but its gone first thing Monday morning. How delightful! Farewell,...” Read full tasting note
“What a well crafted blend! Rich, nuanced, and balanced, Peet’s Holiday Breakfast has been my wake up cup each morning lately. Great way to start the day: deliciously.” Read full tasting note
“This blend changes every year. I have an older blend in my drawer right now, which I like very much. Rich, a little smokey and a little spicey. Mostly just a nice rich tea though.” Read full tasting note
There’s a fragrant, layered quality to this cup, with hints of roasted nuts, apples, honey, and fresh flowers. Then of course the taste: brisk, balanced, honey-sweet and satisfying.
We spend all year sourcing special black teas for Holiday Breakfast Blend, as every year produces certain teas that are unique and unusual. The winey, sweet and pungent flavor comes from Darjeeling tea – this year’s blend contains Jungpana Estate that we’ve reserved from 2010. Additional Darjeeling and floral-toned Sikkim teas came with the new crop shipment, which arrived the second week of October. The blend’s smooth and creamy mouthfeel is the result a select lot of Keemun held in reserve since last year, enhanced with additional new crop tea from elsewhere in China.
Holiday Breakfast Blend is in sum a rich, aromatic, and slightly sweet cup with layers of complexity; big enough to take milk and sugar, refined enough to enjoy unadorned. It’s a blend that reflects the best lots of the year in a cup, crafted for enjoyment during the cold season.
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I am not entirely sure why I keep drinking this tea. It is one of those teas, where you know it is good, and the tea is quality, but for whatever reason, you simply do not like it, despite liking other teas that are akin to it. Oh well, from a caffeine standpoint, it gets the job done.
Wait, what? I’m done with this blend? Goodness, I hadn’t remembered I was so close to done. I thought I’d kill it this week, but its gone first thing Monday morning. How delightful!
Farewell, Holiday Breakfast Blend. I shall not be inviting you back, but not because I hated you. You just never inspired.
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