Taylors Harrogate Yorkshire Red Teabags Review

I have been drinking Typhoo, another great British tea, for many years. Thought I would try this tea too and it is an excellent tea. There is no bitter element unless you use water that is too hot, which can make any tea bitter. It's just about everything I could ask for and I hope to drink hundreds more cups of this tea. I test the water at around 200 degrees and then turn it up the second time I use the bag - I know some don't but I'm ok with that. Compared to most beverages, tea is very…

I used to buy Yorkshire tea bags from a plantation. It is a fake? The original tea I've bought in the past came in double flow bags with a paper tag "Yorkshire Tea" (see picture). Inside were dried tea leaves. This item comes in flat pouches with no drawstrings to tear open and the contents of the pouches are a very fine powder that is too fine for tea bag paper. So a HUGE mess when opening - fine tea powder everywhere. Not just in the box, but on me, on my desk, on the floor. Despite being…

BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN ORDERING TAYLOR'S YORKSHIRE TEA! So far the boxes I've ordered from Innox Trading-GB (240 x 750 gram square packs, no laces or tags) have been UK packed and have been GREAT which is what I expected. A tea bag brewed the perfect 15 oz. Cup/mug of tea for me, hence the 5 stars. I recently stocked up from another supplier and these 100 pouch boxes were ridiculously small, were regular American gusseted pouches with thread and labels and required 2 tea bags to get the right…

We have been buying this product from Revain for a number of years because it is cheaper than anyone else. You can usually find this product in overseas delis for a lot more money. We started Yorkshire Tea while living in England (18 years old) and were delighted to find a product available here in the US, specifically from Revain. It makes a very good cup of tea with a strong aroma but a mild aftertaste. You will find that Yorkshire tea is better than PG Tips tea or Typhoo tea. It's all about…

When I bought my last boxes of Yorkshire tea I saw a few negative reviews about the quality - one even suggested it was fake! The problem was that they knew nothing about English tea. They used to buy bags with labels intended for brewing tea in a cup, not for brewing in a kettle, which of course should be done that way. These packets are 3g each - place two in a medium saucepan, add freshly boiled water and wait a few minutes. That makes about 3 large cups of tea, after pouring two, add some…

Many reviews mention that this tea is NOT metallic or bitter. It's either a problem with the taste buds, as with soap-flavored cilantro versus fresh cilantro, or the temperature of the water. I've been looking for a bulk tea that I like and it's better than some but not as heavenly. On the other hand, I'm a pretty big fan of the ToH Scottish breakfast (also very hard to overdo it if you're not as careful as I can be when I'm busy). Scottish Breakfast is the smooth, super dark powdered tea I've…

My sister lives in the UK and my parents, big tea drinkers, always talk about the quality of the tea wherever they go. Coming from abroad themselves, they are used to strong teas. When I found out about this I experimented quite a bit with all kinds of British teas at my local supermarket. But none of them impressed my parents. Now, I'm not a big tea drinker myself as my parents always discouraged it when I was growing up, but I really enjoy drinking it from time to time. But even I with my…