Irish Breakfast Tea is a traditional black tea blend that is full-bodied, robust, and rich in flavor. It originated in Ireland and was designed to complement the traditional Irish breakfast, which typically consists of hearty, savory foods.
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Known as the strongest breakfast tea, Irish breakfast tea is a popular black tea blend of Assam & Ceylon. Make it at home with our guide!
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Irish Breakfast Tea is a robust blend of black tea that is hearty and delicious. Which makes it the perfect cup of tea to wake up to. Take it as the Irish do, with a splash of milk and maybe a scone or two. Here's how to brew that perfect cup of Irish Breakfast Tea.
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Our strongest and quickest-brewing tea, created for especially early mornings. An essential tea for early-risers, it works beautifully paired with strong marmalade on toast, or alongside a hearty Full English (or indeed, Irish) Breakfast.
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I wanted to find the best Irish breakfast tea when comparing the most popular Irish brands: Barry's, Lyons, and Bewley's. Which one will be the best?
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Irish Breakfast tea is so bold. You almost have to add milk and sugar to tame it down some. Whether you are a first-timer in trying this robust tea or love the tea but not sure what foods pair well with it, we have some of the best Irish Breakfast tea pairings and tips on how you can fully enjoy it. Do You Put Milk Irish Breakfast Tea?
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Breakfast teas are black tea blends intended to accompany a hearty, rich morning meal (think of the full English breakfast or fry-up) and are therefore more robust than afternoon tea blends. Because they are so strong, breakfast teas go well with milk.
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Among the country’s firm favourites is Irish breakfast tea, which is actually consumed throughout the day. One of the pioneers of the introduction of tea to the country was Samuel Bewley, whose Irish tea legacy still lives on today.
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Ever wondered what makes a breakfast tea Irish? Read our expert guide to find out, comparing Irish breakfast tea with English breakfast tea varieties.
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