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“Not the best English Breakfast I’ve had, but it was good enough while I was at a diner for brunch this morning. Would it be too pretentious or snobby to start carrying around my own tea bags? I...” Read full tasting note
“Not great. Unfortunately, this is the only brand of tea they have at the breakfast bar at the hotel I’m staying at.” Read full tasting note
“One of my favorite breakfast places in Pleasanton, CA, (Dean’s, great omelets!) offers this for a black tea. It’s… OK. Nothing great. Fills the tea craving, offers a bit of taste, but it’s...” Read full tasting note
“Kind of bitter. It’s not one I would buy on my own but it’s OK for eating out.” Read full tasting note
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Not the best English Breakfast I’ve had, but it was good enough while I was at a diner for brunch this morning. Would it be too pretentious or snobby to start carrying around my own tea bags? I haven’t gotten to that point yet, but I’m seriously starting to think about it, haha.
Not great. Unfortunately, this is the only brand of tea they have at the breakfast bar at the hotel I’m staying at.
I know what you’re going through. I was really disgusted by the tea that the hotels that I’ve stayed at offer. I have finally realized that I have to bring my own tea when I travel. I still opt to bring tea bags rather than loose leaf (loose leaf is just too messy for traveling!) but at least I am familiar with the tea and I know I’ll enjoy it, and makes traveling so much more enjoyable.
One of my favorite breakfast places in Pleasanton, CA, (Dean’s, great omelets!) offers this for a black tea.
It’s… OK. Nothing great. Fills the tea craving, offers a bit of taste, but it’s definitely bottom of the bin leaves.
Not the worst I’ve had, and I will have it again when I go back.
