English Afternoon - Black Tea 100 g - Café du Jour loose tea

- 1 piece6.81
- 4 pieces6.67 26.68
- 8 pieces6.61 52.88
A blend from four origins
English Afternoon is a full-bodied black tea put together the traditional English way, drawing on leaf from Africa, Assam, Darjeeling and Yunnan. Blended, the four read as one rich, rounded cup rather than four teas taking turns, and the result is accessible enough to drink at any hour.
Brewing it
This is loose-leaf tea, so it wants an infuser, a tea filter or a teapot with a strainer. Use about 2 g of leaf per 200 ml cup, water freshly boiled, and steep for three to four minutes. The steeping time is your strength dial: lift the leaf out at three minutes for a lighter cup, leave it the full four for a stronger one. At that dose a 100 g pack runs to somewhere between 40 and 50 cups.
Milk and sugar
The blend was composed for the afternoon tea ritual, where milk and sometimes a little sugar go in, and the body holds up to both: you do not end up with the grey, watery cup a lighter tea gives you once the milk is added. Drunk black it is rich rather than sharp.
Good to know
- Type: loose-leaf black tea
- Blend origins: Africa, Assam, Darjeeling and Yunnan
- Ingredients: black tea
- Contents: 100 g
- Flavour: full-bodied and rich
- Brewing: 2 g per 200 ml cup, freshly boiled water, three to four minutes
- Yield: roughly 40 to 50 cups
- Packed at the Café du Jour tea packing house in Maasland, the Netherlands





















