Silly question...

[ducklite]

Do they offer English Breakfast as a tea option on board?

[Mands&Ian]

Do they offer English Breakfast as a tea option on board?

 

 

They do and I think it's Twinnings. But, to me, it doesn't taste good. At home I'm mainly a tea drinker; on board I switch to coffee. I think it's something to do with the mugs: too small to be a good mug, too big to be a cup.

 

On Wind Surf there's a kettle and an assortment of tea bags available in the Compass Rose for breakfast and afternoon tea. Elsewhere they'll produce it if you ask.

 

Mands

[ducklite]

Thanks for the info!

 

Unfortunately switching to coffee for the entire cruise isn't really an option as the acid doesn't agree with my stomach.

[Delta Queen]

Hi:

 

You can ask for tea in a tea pot. We each get a pot of tea at

breakfast & if you ask them to make it the "English" way they

will put the teabag in the pot before putting in the water. :D

[ducklite]

Hi:

 

You can ask for tea in a tea pot. We each get a pot of tea at

breakfast & if you ask them to make it the "English" way they

will put the teabag in the pot before putting in the water. :D

 

Perfect--I have a strong preference to bag in first!

[Mands&Ian]

Hi:

 

You can ask for tea in a tea pot. We each get a pot of tea at

breakfast & if you ask them to make it the "English" way they

will put the teabag in the pot before putting in the water. :D

 

That's news to me! Thanks for sharing :)

Mands

[Delta Queen]

Hi:

 

My husband tells me I got our cruise lines mixed up - must be one of those senior moments :D

 

Still, on Windsurf, we did indeed get our tea, ("English breakfast tea" if you ask for it or any other kind) in a tea pot.

Whether the teabag is put in before the water or after, I cannot swear to.

 

Sorry,

 

Delta Queen