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Hastings Breakfast Brew

Hastings Breakfast Brew

£4.75
£4.75
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125g pack

Our own hand-blended full strength, full flavoured breakfast tea. A great mouthful of bold, malty, spicy character with good balanced tannin levels.

Great with a dash of milk. The perfect brew, all day long! 

Ingredients

Black tea

Brewing Instructions

Amount per cup: 1 rounded teaspoonful
Brew time: 4-6mins
Water temperature: 100°C

Country of Origin

India, Sri Lanka, Rwanda, Kenya

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cliff j.
Perfect all rounder

This tea is great any time of day , full bodied blend great black or with milk.

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Tessa P.
Great Brew any time of day

We drink this tea without milk, and find it just right for any time of day, but not usually with 'breakfast'!! I found 'The Proper Tea Co' via Google as I was looking for somewhere that I could purchase a 'proper' loose tea that you can actually see the 'tea leaves' and have never been disappointed with the various 'teas' that I have purchased from this company. Thank you

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John K.
A STRONG BREW

Bought when my usually preferred blend was not available. 'Hastings Breakfast' produces a full flavoured and deep brown drink - as you might expect from its name!

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David

These guys at Proper Tea make proper tea. Full flavour Hastings Breakfast brew. Nothing finer, we’re regulars. Wouldn’t buy tea anywhere else.

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Andreas

Love this refreshing loose leaf tea which I have with honey and milk

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  • Brewing Black Tea

    Use about 1 rounded teaspoon per cup (adjust according to taste).

    Add water that is around 100°C.

    Allow to brew for 3-5 mins (or as recommended on pack label) and be careful not to over brew.

  • Black tea is the tea most people think of when we say 'tea'. English Breakfast or some such tea that is very often enjoyed with milk or sugar. 

    Black tea starts its life just like green tea with leaves from a varietal of the Camellia Sinensis shrub but unlike green or white teas it goes through a process of oxidation that is when the leaf changes to the darker brown we all recognise and takes on those darker characteristics.

Why not try one of our Green Teas

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