How to make british tea

How to make a proper cup of tea in the British style. Including step by step directions and all you need to know for the best results.

It's not about the taste.

Let's get to know English tea better here… including the best English breakfast tea, history, health benefits, and how to brew a perfect cup of tea

Correct way in making English tea for those who are curious ;)

If you're ever had strongly brewed black tea mixed with milk and sugar, you've tried Builder's tea. Find out why this tea is one of the most popular ways to serve tea in the UK, and its history and fun facts.

High tea was one of the ways for aristocrats and royal families in the British tradition to relax while seated on luxurious high chairs and tables. Hence the name “high tea.” Conventionally, high tea was served between 5 and 7 p.m. It included serving hot tea with pickled fish, cold meats, potato salads, bread, tea cakes, and tarts.

If you love afternoon tea, and want to experience a truly British Afternoon Tea, learn the hints, preferences and order of a proper British tea.

Hey, fellow tea enthusiasts and curious souls! Welcome to a blog that's going to spill the ‘tea’ on British tea culture. If you think tea is just another hot beverage, think again.

Take it from a girl who learned how to make the perfect cup of tea in England, there are certain steps you don't want to skip!

Irish Breakfast Tea is a robust blend of black tea that is hearty and delicious. Which makes it the perfect cup of tea to wake up to. Take it as the Irish do, with a splash of milk and maybe a scone or two. Here's how to brew that perfect cup of Irish Breakfast Tea.