Organic Barossa Breakfast 250g Tin

A smooth, full-bodied breakfast tea with malt, gentle sweetness and a clean finish.

Barossa Breakfast takes the familiar English Breakfast tradition and gives it a distinctly Barossa sense of place. Made from certified organic black tea, it is rich enough for the first cup of the day and balanced enough to stay for another.

The generous 250 g tin is made for tea-loving households, busy kitchens and homes where visitors are always offered something proper. Keep it within easy reach for early starts, long breakfasts and the pot that appears when friends drop in.

250 g tin | Approximately 70–125 cups

A Familiar Tea, Beautifully Considered

Barossa Breakfast is made from a blend of certified organic OP1 and FBOP black tea from India.

The longer leaves bring balance, smoothness and gentle sweetness. The finer broken leaf adds body, colour and the malty strength expected from a proper breakfast tea.

The result is confident without being sharp. Full-bodied, clean and easy to return to.

It takes milk well, holds its own when served black and belongs just as naturally beside marmalade toast as it does with an afternoon slice of cake.

At a Glance

Tea style: English Breakfast
Origin: India
Ingredients: Certified Organic Black Tea, OP1 and FBOP
Aroma: Bold, malty and gently sweet
Strength: Full-bodied
Best enjoyed: Black or with milk
Pack size: 250 g tin
Approximate yield: 70–125 cups

What It Tastes Like

A smooth, full-bodied cup with malt, gentle sweetness and a clean finish.

The OP1 long leaf brings balance and clarity. The FBOP adds colour, depth and familiar breakfast-tea strength.

Flavour notes: Malt, gentle sweetness and a clean finish.

How to Brew

Use 1–2 level teaspoons per 250 ml cup.

Add water heated to 90–95°C and steep for 2–3 minutes.

Use one teaspoon for a smoother cup or two for greater strength.

For a 500 ml pot, use 2–4 level teaspoons. Remove the leaves once brewed to keep the finish clean.

Add milk after brewing, or enjoy it black.

When to Drink It

Barossa Breakfast is made for early risers, slow starts and a full table.

It is the tea to bring out when friends arrive, when breakfast stretches into late morning or when one pot needs to please everyone.

The 250 g tin keeps a generous supply close at hand, making it especially well suited to households that drink tea often or entertain regularly.

Especially good with buttered toast, marmalade, warm pastries, fruit cake or anything passed around the table.

A Pantry Staple for a Tea-Loving Home

The 250 g tin is designed for the household where tea is part of the daily rhythm.

It is substantial enough for regular pots, generous enough for guests and handsome enough to leave on display. Rather than another packet hidden at the back of the cupboard, it becomes part of the pantry itself.

For homes where good tea is not saved for special occasions. It is simply what is served.

Why Two Leaf Grades?

Barossa Breakfast combines two grades of certified organic black tea.

OP1 long leaf brings smoothness, balance and gentle sweetness.

FBOP broken leaf infuses more quickly, adding colour, malt and body.

Together, they create a traditional breakfast tea with strength, clarity and a softer finish.

Ingredients

Certified Organic Black Tea, OP1 and FBOP.

Contains no added flavouring.

Servings

A 250 g tin makes approximately 70–125 cups.

The final yield depends on whether you use one or two teaspoons per cup and how strongly you prefer your tea.

Tin and Storage

Packed in a reusable Merry Wolf tea tin designed to protect the leaves from light and moisture.

Keep the lid firmly closed between uses and store in a cool, dry cupboard away from direct sunlight and strong aromas.

Once the tea is finished, the tin is made to be kept and refilled.

Blended in the Barossa

The tea is sourced from India, then blended and packed in the Barossa by Tea Master Jacinta Gibson.

The Merry Wolf was created around a simple belief: everyday things should be made well enough to earn their place in the home.

250 g reusable tin | Approximately 70–125 cups | Blended and packed in the Barossa