Taylors of HarrogateYorkshire Gold Tea 80ct Tea Bags
Product Description
A stonger English Breakfast type tea. The teabags are a larger 3.1g size, (50% larger that typical US style string and tag bags 2.1 g. You can make a stronger tea with less teabags. Has a very malty taste, great as a replacement for coffee…. More >>
Taylors of HarrogateYorkshire Gold Tea 80ct Tea Bags
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Simply put, this tea is incredible. I would say I like tea, but I never really crave any tea…except this one. A cup of this in hand, sitting in a leather recliner and you’ll find utter relaxation. The flavor is so rich and distinctive, after you’ve had just a couple cups over time, you can nearly taste it when thinking about it. What’s confusing to me is that I’m not a fan of bitter flavors (not a coffee drinker), but I brew this dark and drink it straight and I love it (and it is a solid, black tea). I’m surprised at the price here…seems very inexpensive (usually I pay more in speciality import stores…seems I’m throwing money away).
I had to give up coffee and remembered trying this tea on a business trip to North Yorkshire, England. I love this Tea, drink it twice a day. When I wake in the morning and again in the afternoon. This is my third purchase through Amazon.
This tea is a true English luxury, but once you taste it, it is difficult to be satisfied with less than the finest tea this company makes. Yorkshire Gold tea has more flavor and character than most teas.
The secret seems to be in the high quality of the teas selected for Yorkshire Gold and in the shape of the tea bag which allows for the tea leaves to spread out more and I think this enhances the ability for a full tea flavor to develop.
This tea blend is perfect to steep along with a cinnamon stick. It is strong enough to serve with whipped cream and a dash of nutmeg.
The art on the box was painted by Lizzie Sanders and it sets a nice English mood for your tea drinking experience.
~The Rebecca Review