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Finally, a black tea that actually has depth and complexity without tasting like ash. The three-region blend gives it a smooth, malty finish that holds up perfectly to a splash of milk.

This brew is hearty without any bitterness, and the savory depth from the Indian and African leaves really carries through to the last sip. I’ve been reaching for it instead of my usual coffee, and it holds up strong even with a splash of milk.

The first cup of this in the morning has that deep, savory edge I usually only get from a proper full breakfast spread, not a teabag. It brews up dark and hearty without turning bitter, even when I get distracted and leave it steeping a few minutes too long.