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English Afternoon - Black Tea 100 gram - Café du Jour loose Tea

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English Afternoon tea is a classic loose leaf black tea blend with a very full taste. It is inspired by the tradition of taking tea in the afternoon, something the English have enjoyed for generations. This English tea blend from Café du Jour combines black tea from Africa, Assam, Darjeeling, and Yunnan into one harmonious cup.
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What is English Afternoon tea?

English Afternoon tea is a classic loose leaf black tea blend with a very full taste. It is inspired by the tradition of taking tea in the afternoon, something the English have enjoyed for generations. This English tea blend from Café du Jour combines black tea from Africa, Assam, Darjeeling, and Yunnan into one harmonious cup.

A blend from four tea origins

The blend draws on black tea leaves from four distinct growing areas: Africa, Assam, Darjeeling, and Yunnan. Each area brings its own character to the cup. Together they create a full-bodied, rounded flavour that suits the afternoon moment well.

  • Africa contributes a bold, brisk character
  • Assam adds depth and a malty backbone
  • Darjeeling brings a lighter, more delicate note
  • Yunnan rounds the blend with a smooth, earthy quality

Who is it suitable for?

This English Afternoon tea appeals to a wide range of people. Whether you are a dedicated tea enthusiast or someone who simply enjoys a good cup in the afternoon, this blend fits the moment. It is also a great choice to have at home when you have visitors.

Suitable for everyday enjoyment and entertaining

Because the flavour is full yet balanced, it suits both seasoned loose leaf tea drinkers and those who are new to brewing loose tea. You can serve it plain or with a splash of milk — either way it holds up well in the cup.

  • Tea lovers who enjoy a full-bodied black tea
  • Anyone who likes the English afternoon tea tradition
  • Hosts who want a crowd-pleasing tea for guests
  • People making the switch from tea bags to loose leaf tea

How do you use English Afternoon tea?

Brewing loose leaf black tea is straightforward. You need a teapot or infuser, freshly boiled water, and a little patience. The result is a cup that is far more aromatic than a standard tea bag.

Step-by-step brewing guide

  1. Bring fresh water to a full boil
  2. Add one heaped teaspoon of loose leaf tea per cup to your infuser or teapot
  3. Pour the boiling water over the leaves
  4. Allow the tea to steep for three to five minutes, depending on how strong you like it
  5. Remove the leaves and enjoy — with or without milk

A 100-gram pack of this English Afternoon tea gives you roughly 40 to 50 cups, depending on how much tea you use per brew. That makes it excellent value for regular home enjoyment.

Features and specifications

Here is a clear overview of what you get with this English Afternoon loose leaf black tea from Café du Jour. The tea is packed by the authentic tea packing house of Café du Jour, based in the Maasland countryside in the Netherlands.

  • Product name: English Afternoon – Black Tea
  • Format: loose leaf black tea
  • Pack size: 100 grams
  • Approximate yield: 40 to 50 cups per pack
  • Ingredients: black tea
  • Blend origins: Africa, Assam, Darjeeling, and Yunnan
  • Packed by: Café du Jour, Maasland region, Netherlands
  • Flavour profile: very full-bodied

Alternatives and combinations

If you enjoy this English Afternoon loose leaf black tea, you may also like to explore other loose leaf teas in the Café du Jour range. The full tea collection is available in the Café du Jour online shop, where you can find a variety of black teas and other styles to suit every mood and moment.

This English Afternoon tea pairs well with classic afternoon snacks such as biscuits, scones, or a light sandwich — just as the English tradition suggests. It is a versatile addition to your tea cupboard that works on quiet afternoons alone or when you are entertaining guests.

Ready to try it? Order your 100-gram pack of English Afternoon Black Tea from Café du Jour today and bring a little English afternoon tradition into your home.

More Information
Product codeCDJ-VT-0014
EAN8720598670141
BrandCafé du Jour
Produced inNetherlands
Content / packaging100 grams
IngredientsBlack tea.
Contains caffeineYes
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What flavour profile does the English Afternoon black tea have and for which time of day is it ideal?
Our English Afternoon black tea is a blend of teas from Africa, Assam, Darjeeling and Yunnan with a rich and full flavour. This tea is composed in the traditional English way, making it especially delicious during an afternoon tea, but thanks to its accessible character it can be enjoyed throughout the day. It is also ideal for serving to guests, as it appeals to a wide audience.
Is this tea suitable for adding milk or sugar, as with a traditional English afternoon tea?
Yes, this blend has been composed in such a way that it is perfectly suited for the traditional English 'afternoon tea', where milk and sometimes sugar are often added to the tea. The full, rich flavour of the blend holds up well with milk or a little sugar.
What is the best way to prepare this English Afternoon loose leaf tea?
We recommend preparing the tea with freshly boiled water (approximately 100°C). Use about 2 grams of tea per cup and let the tea steep for 3 to 4 minutes for the optimal flavour experience. You can adjust the strength by increasing or decreasing the steeping time as desired.
How many cups of tea can I make with 100 grams of loose English Afternoon tea?
With 100 grams of loose tea, you can make approximately 40 to 50 cups of tea, depending on how many tea leaves you use per cup. We recommend using about 2 grams of tea per 200 ml cup.
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