Certified organic ingredients ensure a pure and natural tea experience
Individually wrapped sachets provide freshness and convenience for on-the-go enjoyment
Malty, brisk flavor with chocolate and caramel undertones delivers a classic English breakfast taste
Versatile blend stands up to milk and sugar, making it suitable for both hot and iced tea
Available in multiple counts to suit different needs and preferences
Summarized by Shop
Sourced directly from Thailand, Yunnan and Myanmar, this malty black tea blend is brisk and sweet with chocolatey undertones and a bold yet smooth body that stands up beautifully to milk and sugar. Enjoy our English Breakfast tea bag sachets (15 or 30 count) for a fresh, flavorful cup anytime, anywhere.
Tea Type
Black tea
Variety
English Breakfast
Sachet Count
15, 30, or 50 per box
Input Type
Sachets (bags)
Dietary Preferences
Organic, Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-free, Dairy-free, Non-GMO (varies by variant)
Recommended Water Temperature
93°C (200°F)
Summarized by Shop
4.9
30 ratings
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English breakfast
I was at Peet’s & tried your English breakfast @ of course I was not disappointed.
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Judi · 6 days ago
Great addiction
I have to admit that I am not a world tea type afficianado. But I have been drinking orange pekoe and black teas my whole life. Toddlers love sweet tea. But I digress. This English breakfast tea is my new obsession. I've compared why Rishi sends me to other mass production types and find this tea to be so full flavored and robust. I've almost replaced my African roasted dark blend coffee with this English Breakfast Tea. Almost. I recommend you order a bag and keep it sealed and make sure your water is hot enough to release the superb taste.
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Jerry · July 2, 2026
Tasty dust
I've been learning and enjoying tea as of late, and one of my favorites has been an English Breakfast tea with a splash of milk and an unhealthy amount of sugar.
Rishi's blend has been very enjoyable, both on its own and as a builder's brew. My only critique would be the nature of the tea itself. It's pulverized to a dust, which tends to fall through the weave of the sachet. I lose a fair amount to the foil packet and more escapes to settle in the bottom of my cup.
If it is meant to be a dust or powder, a tighter weave of the sachet would prevent such a loss both in the foil packet and in the cup. If it's not meant to be a dust, please let me know.