Mariage Frères French Breakfast Tea – Box of 30 Muslin Tea Sachets

Discover Mariage Frères French Breakfast Tea

Experience a morning tea that reflects Parisian café culture. This classic blend brings together grand black teas to deliver a cup with a round, balanced profile that can stand up to milk or enjoyed black for a refined start to the day.

The aroma greets you with a gentle malt and cocoa-like note, while the body remains smooth and polished, finishing with a structured, lingering impression. This blend pays homage to the tradition of Thé Français, designed for a morning ritual that values character as much as a satisfying lift from caffeine.

Taste profile

• Round body with a refined, bold character
• Hints of dark chocolate and a subtle bitter edge
• Malty depth balanced by a soft, lingering finish
• Versatile enough to enjoy black or with a splash of milk

Whether you start the day at a quiet kitchen table or a sunlit corner of your home, this blend holds up to daily use. The box includes 30 round, original French cotton muslin tea bags, designed to allow the tea to breathe while steeping.

Brewing for best balance

• Use one teabag per 200 ml (20 cl) of water
• Water temperature around 95°C (203°F)
• Steep for about 5 minutes to reveal the cup’s round, elegant flavors
• Adjust strength with time or by adding milk or sugar to taste

The preparation method aims to preserve the tea’s refined character while providing a reliable, everyday ritual. Net weight: 75 g (2.7 oz), making it a generous supply for personal use or shared mornings.

What you get and how to enjoy

• Box of 30 round original French cotton muslin tea bags
• Net weight 75 g (2.7 oz)
• Traditionally crafted for a Parisian breakfast experience
• Best enjoyed as part of a morning ritual, with or without milk

Designed to evoke daily elegance, Mariage Frères French Breakfast Tea invites you to savor a moment of calm before the day’s pace. It’s a versatile companion for quiet mornings or shared breakfasts, offering the potential for a satisfying cup each time without making guarantees—just the possibility of a delightful brew.