Organic Assam Breakfast Black Tea Bags
Back In The Body Tea - The robust, malty character of this tea comes from pure, unblended Assam leaves grown in Northern India. Plentiful golden tips on leaves & hearty body qualify this tea at the top of its class. Certified Assam tea by the Tea Board of India.
Caffeine
Black Tea has less than half the amount of caffeine per cup than in a similar-sized cup of coffee. More about caffeine.
Steeping Instructions
Steeping black tea is easy. Simply heat fresh, filtered water to a rolling boil. Then pour water over tea and steep for 3-5 minutes if using a tea bag or full-leaf.
Ingredients
Fine unblended organic Rembeng Estate Assam tea
Calories
0
Country of Origin
India
Citizen Reviews
I think that this is a bit better than Irish or English Breakfast Tea. But, as mentioned in an earlier review, I think that I am just not a true black tea enthusiast. I am kind of a "middle of the roader" in that Darjeeling is the one tea that I prefer above all others. And it has a flavor that combines the best of green and black all in one. The uniquely mild and delicious flavor of Darjeeling truly makes it the "champagne of teas." But Assam is good, just not my favorite.
Pomberry Black Hi-Caf was my go-to for several years, but I recently switched to this Assam as I got a little tired of my black tea being too fruity. The Assam is smooth - the perfect morning cup or two.
This has become our go to tea for most occasions - it is great hot or cold. Love that they have reduced their waste with tag free bags.
Assam is my absolute favorite tea, especially when I want something warm on a cold winter day.
...but I'm pretty picky when it comes to black tea and more so with breakfast teas. Irish Breakfast, British Breakfast, they are all pretty good but this one checks all of my boxes: deep flavor, brews nice dark without taking on too much bitterness, beautiful aroma, holds up to milk (dairy or nut). I love it so much that I'm considering buying in bulk.
