Irish Breakfast Black Tea
Floris Naturals Irish Breakfast Black Tea is a traditional breakfast tea with a strong, smooth, and full-bodied character. It is the kind of classic black tea many people reach for in the morning when they want a bold, satisfying cup.
Irish Breakfast tea is commonly made from a blend of black teas and often favors Assam-style teas from India. The result is a commanding black tea with rich depth, a malty note, and a smooth finish.
A Classic Morning Tea
This tea is an excellent way to start the day. It has enough body to stand up beautifully to milk and sugar, but it can also be enjoyed plain for those who prefer a straightforward black tea experience.
The flavor is deeper and stronger than many lighter black teas, making it a good choice for customers who enjoy a traditional breakfast cup with substance.
Flavor Profile
Strong black tea base
Full-bodied and smooth
Classic malty character
Bold morning flavor
Excellent with milk and sugar
Can also be enjoyed plain or with lemon
Ingredients
A lovely blend of black teas.
Available Sizes
30g — approximately 15–20 servings
60g — approximately 30–40 servings
120g — approximately 60–80 servings
All sizes are packaged in biodegradable packaging.
How to Prepare
Use 1–2 teaspoons of tea per 8 ounces of water.
Because this is a black tea, use boiling water at approximately 208–212°F. Steep for 3–4 minutes, depending on your preferred strength.
For a stronger cup, use more tea rather than steeping longer. This helps preserve a smoother flavor and reduces the chance of bitterness.
Serving Suggestions
Enjoy Irish Breakfast Black Tea plain, with milk and sugar, or with a small splash of lemon. For a richer traditional breakfast cup, milk and sugar are a classic choice.
Storage
Keep tea in an airtight container away from light and heat. For best freshness, enjoy within the first 6 months. See our other teas & herbals.

Hazan Mal –
An excellent choice for our morning tea. It tastes much bigger than regular black tea. We have it with milk, or regular, delicious both ways.