If you’re a fan of full-bodied tea, the Sir Thomas Lipton English Breakfast is for you. The mix of Kenya, Ceylon and other tea choices serve as a perfect addition for your morning tea time. Keep reading to learn some yummy variations to this great tea.
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Banana Tea Shake
Banana lends this drink a delightfully sweet and addictive taste!
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Chai Tea Tarik
This localised version of the Indian chai tea is made by pulling Sir Thomas Lipton English Breakfast to blend all the ingredients.
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Cham Blended
Take traditional Malaysian cham to the next level with these nutty flavours!
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Coconut Island Tea
The grass jelly gives this milky drink a wonderful character.
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English Masala
Meaning "spice" in Hindi, you can expect a kick of flavour from this delicious spice-heavy drink.
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Marshmallow Pillow
The comforting notes of vanilla make this drink popular with children.
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Pandan Jelly Layer Tea
Pandan is a classically Indonesian ingredient that makes this drink extra fresh and fragrant!
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Salted Caramel English Tea
The salty-sweet flavour of salted caramel contrasts well with this strong, milk tea blend.
