Trader Joe's

I’ve tasted a lot of Irish Breakfast teas; this is not my favorite.

Used as a base for some of the strongest bulk peppermint leaves I think I’ve ever tasted. Wow (mint fumes making eyes water)! I’m awake now, anyway…

Some mornings - like the mornings it takes three times as long to get your eyes open and twice to get dressed because nothing feels cozy enough - you just need to grab the first bag that doesn’t require anything but hot water. This fit on a bad clothes day when nothing else did (beverage or apparel, either one.)

Still a good morning tea, but NOT in a travel mug. As a matter of fact, I have yet to find a tea I like from a travel mug. All I can taste is plastic lid.

Nice and stout. Bought it on the road and it was enjoyable even with yucky hotel water.

Awesome, has great malty notes

This is a good basic breakfast tea that holds up quite well to the milk-dousing that I put most of my tea through. I like it! And you can’t beat the price.

Seems to brew up bitter.

Very sweet with a strong citrus taste without being bitter. Agave brings out the flavor.

I enjoyed my tea. Relaxing after my long day yesterday.

I enjoyed this tea, though the flavor was a bit weak… I probably could’ve steeped it for longer and been fine.

A grim, joyless slog born more of a sense of duty to sunken costs than any desire.

Warm, bitter, and familiar.

This tea was so drunk.

I’m just kidding, folks! The only sense in which this tea was drunk is the regard in which I drank it, which is to say, the tea was drunk by me. It’s like the Douglas Adams joke.

But racist “humor” is no joke. Self-deprecation is a tyrant far crueler than a thousand British empires. I guess it’s equally cruel to Oliver Cromwell, but he was a really bad guy.

Anyways, this tea was fine. Pleasant.

I had this for some kind of first meal thing this morning.

Breakfast tea for breakfast time.

A fine tea for the price. It would be nice to always drink fancy tea, but sometimes one must suck it and drink an economical tea, in which department this tea is. I wonder what real world brand it is behind the anonymity of the Trader Joe’s mask!