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“Open the tea bag. This isn’t CTC. It’s dust. The aroma is metallic and slightly woody. Not pleasant. I’m not excited to try this. The color of the liquid is nice at least. Let’s take a taste….....” Read full tasting note
“I got this bagged tea for a good price about $1.99 for 24 bags.. this is not good tea by any stretch. It is just Ok, not good, not bad, OK. The smell as it was steeping is of cheap tea.. Good tea...” Read full tasting note
Bromley’s English Breakfast Tea is an elegant blend of fine teas from Ceylon, Kenya, India and Indonesia steeped in the English tradition. Rich, robust and full bodied, a tea drinking experience for the most discriminating tea drinkers.
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Open the tea bag. This isn’t CTC. It’s dust. The aroma is metallic and slightly woody. Not pleasant. I’m not excited to try this. The color of the liquid is nice at least. Let’s take a taste….. nope…. hard pass. Metallic, resin, slightly woody. Old. But not good old. More like, this tea bag has been sitting here awhile old. Ugh…
I got this bagged tea for a good price about $1.99 for 24 bags.. this is not good tea by any stretch. It is just Ok, not good, not bad, OK. The smell as it was steeping is of cheap tea.. Good tea smells like autumn and good earth smells.
This has a bit of tea and a lot of dirt and cardboard. i steeped it for 3min. the liquor is as dark as coffee.. the flavor is on the week side its a Ok mix of black teas but once again it just OK.
I had never even heard of Bromley Tea until a friend brought me a box of their decaf bags.
This was my first experience with them as well. A rather forgettable experience and one I unfortunately think leads many Americans t o thinking tea is icky