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Fortify yourself with East Frisian, our popular full-bodied black tea blend of Darjeeling, Ceylon, and Assam. It's named after East Frisia, Germany's cold, wet, and dreary North Sea coast—the ideal spot to drink hot tea, and the East Frisians do! They consume more black tea than anyone else in the world. They do drink it with cream and crystallized sugar.

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

The blend of Darjeeling, Ceylon, and Assam gives it a nice malty kick that stands up well to a splash of milk. I've been drinking it every afternoon this week and it brews strong without turning bitter.

Avery O. ★★★★★

Cold Sunday mornings are exactly why I bought this — it steeps up dark and malty with just enough bite from the Assam to wake me up. The Darjeeling keeps it from tasting flat, and a splash of milk rounds out the full body nicely. I'm already halfway through the tin.

Ava F. ★★★★☆

Steeped this a solid four minutes and it came out properly dark and malty, exactly what I want on a wet morning. The Assam gives it enough backbone that a splash of milk doesn't wash it out. Only gripe is the Ceylon gets a bit lost in the mix, but for the price I'm not complaining.