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Brunch blend - Organic breakfast tea

Brunch blend - Organic breakfast tea

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Our luxurious breakfast tea - a smooth blend with a familiar malty flavour and aroma of honey. This extra special loose leaf blend combines two of the finest certified organic tea leaves we could find - Assam and Darjeeling Spring 1st flush (FTGFOP1).

To serve: Use fresh boiling water (90+ degrees). Brew to taste for 3-5 minutes, to avoid bitterness it’s important not to leave the bag in. Delicious with milk, sugar, ice, honey or lemon but be sure to smell and taste the tea first. We would recommend using your favourite teapot, an infuser or a compostable, unbleached drawstring diy tea-filter available in our shop.

  • 100% Certified organic ingredients
  • Blended by hand in small batches on the Scottish Isle of Mull.
  • 20g loose leaf = approx 10-15 cups 
  • 40g loose leaf = approx 20-30 cups 
  • 100g loose leaf = approx 50-65 cups (sent in minimal packaging)
  • Size of tin caddy: 7.5x7.5x9.5cm 
  • Size of pouch: 10x15cm

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Ingredients: Assam*, Darjeeling Spring 1st flush*  
*certified organic

What does FTGFOP1 mean? it's an industry term indicating the quality of tea leaves. The longer the number the better the taste, when you see this code you can trust the tea leaves are the best. The worst crushed broken leaves are used in most wellknown brands, these are graded as fannings or dust. FTG (Finest Tippy Golden) indicates that the tea has a lot of fine, light coloured tips. Tasty tips are a lighter shade since they do not contain as much cell sap that turns dark during oxidation (fermentation). The 2nd F (for flowery) means that tender and delicate flower buds were picked. OP stands for Orange Pekoe, which has nothing to do with the colour, it comes from the Dutch word oranje = royal and Pekoe (or pak-ho in Chinese) which translates to white, referring to the fine fluff under young shoots. The 1 indicates the care with which the tea was plucked – just two leaves and a bud with the coarser leaves remaining on the tea bush

High caffeine content: not recommended for children or pregnant/ breast-feeding women.

May contain traces of nuts/ wheat / dairy. Please contact us with any allergy concerns.

Storage: to keep the tea tasting its best store tight container away from strong smells and direct sunlight.

 

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