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Details
A blend of the finest Assam and East Africa hardy teas, this tea has a wonderfully robust flavor, strong and rich. The Irish are traditionally some of the biggest tea drinkers in the world and generally prefer a strong cup of tea. Irish Breakfast is a great way to greet the day and is best served with milk.
Net Weight: 4.4 ounces (124 grams)
Ingredients: Assam and East African tea
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin United Kingdom Season Everyday Size 50ct Product Type Tea Bags Dietary Options Caffeinated Flavor Irish Breakfast Type Breakfast Tea Type British Favorites Type Irish Breakfast Tea Left Overlay Image made-uk-prod.png Brand Taylors of Harrogate -
7 Reviews
7 Reviews
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Irish Breakfast Tea
Excellent tea bags as good as bulk, loose leaf teas.
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Mmmmmm Good
Excellent
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Good "strong" breakfast tea!
Very good "strong" breakfast tea!
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Nice and Strong
Gets me going in the morning. Two bags gives me three cups and iced tea in the afternoon. All for 24 cents, American.
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taylors
I have drinking this brand for a long time and really like Irish Breakfast. This is good in the am and throughout the day. I say Well Done!
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Wonderful tea
Have been having trouble getting this tea in the 50 bag box locally, so decided to order it on-line. It was not in stock so it took a while to ship it, but it's finally here and I'm delighted.
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The is the superior tea
We are long term fans for Taylors and Harrowgate teas. We recently ran out of T&H Irish Breakfast Tea, so I broke open a box of Bewley's Irish Breakfast Tea. These two teas differ significantly in flavor. We far prefer to Taylors and Harrowgate. The Bewley's seem to have a grainy taste, perhaps the Rwandan tea of which I am not familiar. The turmidity of the Bewley's was stronger and apparent. We will stay the course with the T& H Irish Breakfast. William Day (make that O'Day)
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A blend of the finest Assam and East Africa hardy teas, this tea has a wonderfully robust flavor, strong and rich. The Irish are traditionally some of the biggest tea drinkers in the world and generally prefer a strong cup of tea. Irish Breakfast is a great way to greet the day and is best served with milk.
Net Weight: 4.4 ounces (124 grams)
Ingredients: Assam and East African tea
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Season | Everyday |
| Size | 50ct |
| Product Type | Tea Bags |
| Dietary Options | Caffeinated |
| Flavor | Irish Breakfast |
| Type | Breakfast Tea |
| Type | British Favorites |
| Type | Irish Breakfast Tea |
| Left Overlay Image | made-uk-prod.png |
| Brand | Taylors of Harrogate |
7 Reviews
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Irish Breakfast Tea
Excellent tea bags as good as bulk, loose leaf teas.
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Mmmmmm Good
Excellent
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Good "strong" breakfast tea!
Very good "strong" breakfast tea!
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Nice and Strong
Gets me going in the morning. Two bags gives me three cups and iced tea in the afternoon. All for 24 cents, American.
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taylors
I have drinking this brand for a long time and really like Irish Breakfast. This is good in the am and throughout the day. I say Well Done!
-
Wonderful tea
Have been having trouble getting this tea in the 50 bag box locally, so decided to order it on-line. It was not in stock so it took a while to ship it, but it's finally here and I'm delighted.
-
The is the superior tea
We are long term fans for Taylors and Harrowgate teas. We recently ran out of T&H Irish Breakfast Tea, so I broke open a box of Bewley's Irish Breakfast Tea. These two teas differ significantly in flavor. We far prefer to Taylors and Harrowgate. The Bewley's seem to have a grainy taste, perhaps the Rwandan tea of which I am not familiar. The turmidity of the Bewley's was stronger and apparent. We will stay the course with the T& H Irish Breakfast. William Day (make that O'Day)
