Dutch Tea Time Mischung

The citrus aroma hits right when you open the tin, but it’s the bold black base that keeps me coming back for a second cup every afternoon. Feels like a little luxury break without needing to pack a suitcase.

The orange note is what sold me — it’s bright but doesn’t overpower the black tea, and it lingers just enough to feel like a treat. I brewed a pot for an afternoon break and it tasted exactly like something you’d sip on a quiet ship deck. This one’s going straight into my weekly rotation.

I was skeptical about a tea meant to evoke cruise-ship elegance, but the orange really does lift the bold black base without turning it into a breakfast blend. It’s become my afternoon ritual, and the flavor stays smooth even after the cup cools.