Tea buying guide
Scottish tea
Black teas made with Scotland in mind: PG Tips Scottish Blend Breakfast Tea (80 bags), an Assam-led blend made for Scotland's soft water, which would brew the standard PG Tips recipe too light, and Twinings Scotland's Ceylon (International Blend, 20 bags), a bright, crisp black tea from high-grown Ceylon leaves. Both contain caffeine. If soft water leaves everyday blends tasting weak, the Scottish Blend is the one to try.
Read more in Scottish Blend tea. For something to eat with them, try Scottish shortbread or oatcakes.
Choose the blend and pack for your kitchen
Compare the product names, bag counts and current prices. A Scottish blend describes a style and market, not necessarily Scottish-grown leaf. Try the smaller available pack first if you are changing from another breakfast tea.
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