Lancashire Tea Taylors Thompson's Irish Breakfast is worth

Thompson's Irish Breakfast is worth a look if you want a similar strength but with a more East African character

Scotch and Abram's Assam is a single origin loose leaf tea sourced from the renowned estates of the Assam Valley in northeast India - the region responsible for the deep

The kind of cup that earns its place at the start of the day - and holds up just as well mid-morning when you need something with some backbone to it

The kind of tea that tastes like it used to taste

Lancashire Tea Taylors Thompson's Irish Breakfast is worthLancashire Tea was founded in 2005 with one clear purpose: to give the historic county of Lancashire a tea identity of its own. Produced in Newton le Willows, Lancashire, by Keith Spicer Ltd., the blend draws on teas from Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, and Sumatra, carefully combined to produce a consistent, robust everyday cup. The brand made headlines in 2008 when it broke two Guinness World Records, using a 60kg teabag to brew 400 litres of tea outside a