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“**A review of English Breakfast Tea (Decaffeinated) by Twinnings of London Company: Twinnings of London Tea Name: English Breakfast Tea Tea Type/Varietal: Black Region: Steeping Vessel/Amt Leaf:...” Read full tasting note
“Good straight forward flavored tea. I would have not known it is decaffeinated had it not been on the label. A nice English Breakfast tea option that I can have in the evening before bed. English...” Read full tasting note
“This tea is fairly tasty, considering the price and that it’s decaf. I’m getting a bit of a malty note but also a bit of a fruity note. This could become something I drink in the afternoons. It’s...” Read full tasting note
“The first time I’d had any breakfast tea, and I loved it. Great to have in my desk at work.” Read full tasting note
Twinings of London
http://twinings.co.uk/
The Twining Story: In 1704 Thomas Twining started selling fine tea in England. Today, Twining’s still sells some of the world’s best teas from the original store in the Strand, London, and in more than 100 countries throughout the world.
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English Breakfast Tea was originally blended to compliment the traditional hearty English Breakfast, from which its name derives. The refreshing and invigorating flavor makes English Breakfast one of the most popular black teas to drink at any time or occasion—not just for breakfast. English Breakfast can be enjoyed with or without milk, sweetened or unsweetened—the choice is yours.
Ingredients: Decaffeinated Black Tea
Brewing Instruction: 5 minutes; water bring to boil 200 Fahrenheit
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**A review of English Breakfast Tea (Decaffeinated) by Twinnings of London
Company: Twinnings of London
Tea Name: English Breakfast Tea
Tea Type/Varietal: Black
Region:
Steeping Vessel/Amt Leaf: cup/ tea bag
Liquor Color: dark red
Leaf Characteristic: tea is dark and red under direct light it is like a pomegranate red.
1st Steeping:
Water Temp: 200 Fahrenheit
Time: 5 minutes
I am having a cup of Twinnings of London, English Breakfast (Decaffeinated) Tea. I selected this from the many tea samples that I received from another tea reviewer who sent to me a tea care pack some time ago. I mean I sample them from time to time; at times recording of them like now, other time not. I have also given many of the tea samples away when saying thank you to someone for service rendered or a kind gesture; in this life there is not many for me. Folks hate me. I mean I am blame for many things. In the year that I have been homeless, many things I find are my fault.
Anyhow, this is a tea review. Having steeped the tea for five minutes, tea is a lovely dark red cup of strong aromatic brew. It smells darkly roasted and when I taste the tea it is refreshing and invigorating with each sip. Nothing is added to this tea, I am enjoying it plainly made and very hot.
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Overall tasting notes: This is a delicious tea; it is invigorating and lively with a roasted and nutty flavoring. I think malt is more apt to use as descriptor.
Cup’s characteristic: hearty breakfast tea for anytime of the day.
Liquor color: darkly red when steeped longer for five minutes or longer.
Taste: refreshing taste of for a breakfast tea. It is most dry at the back of the palette and slight malt effect. It is crisp and invigorating with each sip and swallowing.
This is a wonderful tea with no edginess.
Good straight forward flavored tea. I would have not known it is decaffeinated had it not been on the label. A nice English Breakfast tea option that I can have in the evening before bed.
English Breakfast is not a favorite tea of mine, but this one was enjoyable. I added a slight amount of milk to it, which is something I don’t typically do with teas, but I enjoyed it with this one. Not a necessity, though, as there is enough flavor to drink without any additives.
It would be a tea I’d recommend to friends who are looking for a decaf along this lines.
Flavors: Herbs
This tea is fairly tasty, considering the price and that it’s decaf. I’m getting a bit of a malty note but also a bit of a fruity note. This could become something I drink in the afternoons. It’s good for when I can’t have caffeine.
Steeped two teabags in a 16oz mug for 3 minutes with 200 degree water.
Thanks for the nice review. I will look for this locally—I’m always in search of a decaf that tastes better than dishwater. This could be one, I think.
This is very good tea. I could not tell that it was decaffeinated; not at all. It is a robust and clean cup of tea. I imagine that you would not like Choice Organic brands of decafs. But I may be wrong. Since mine view is not correct on all things.
If my memory is accurate, you are correct…I don’t think the Choice Organic stuff I’ve tried was strong enough to suit me.
Sometime I like Choice brand teas and other times they simply are not in the cup that I am trying. Weird…remember that old commercial about ‘feeling like a nut and sometime not’ well this could be said of Choice. It is out there regardless. Thank you.
I really liked Wild Forest black tea by Choice. It is not decaf but had a good flavor I thought.