A nice cuppa

[vickster]

Yorkshire for me (standard or in the gold box if on special), or Clipper Breakfast (preferred as the bags are unbleached) (again if on special)

I can't bear PG Tips which is what my office provides - so I take my own Yorkshire

 

[EltonFrog]

I almost exclusively drink Earl Grey tea. Except when I don't.

 

[Nibor]

Yorkshire tea good value if you know where to buy it and a good strong brew.

 

[alicat]

I'm a Yorkshire girl and I can't abide Yorkshire tea (too strong) or Liptons (too weak and which seems to be the brand most commonly sold abroad).

My usual brew is Tetleys.

 

[Sharky]

It hurts me to say (as a lad from Lancashire), that Yorkshire De-caf tea is quite good.

 

[Dave7]

Our normal choice is Tetleys. We buy a bag of 240 when they are on offer.
We recently got a box of Yorkshire Strong Tea (as part of a hamper) and we were both impressed. We will check the price when our Tetleys run out.

 

[numbnuts]

Tetley does me

 

[derrick]

Sainsbury red label, nice and strong no sugar.

 

[tom73]

M and S Everyday at the moment which are Ringtons really.

 

[Nibor]

Our normal choice is Tetleys. We buy a bag of 240 when they are on offer.
We recently got a box of Yorkshire Strong Tea (as part of a hamper) and we were both impressed. We will check the price when our Tetleys run out.

you can usually find them in B&M or Home Bargain

 

[Bill Gates]

I haven't drunk much black tea in the past, but now I'm on a Keto diet I do drink normal tea with no milk or sugar. I do prefer PG tips, but I also dirnk Roibos tea (which is lighter and caffeine free).

Edit: I've also tried supermarket own brand and find them all not very nice

It takes some guts to admit that you're on a keto diet on here. How come you aren't getting any sh1t from the Knights?

 

[Skibird]

Yorkshire tea or green tea

 

[winjim]

you can usually find them in B&M or Home Bargain

I thought Yorkshire Tea removed their stock from B&M etc, the reason being that they had complaints about the pack sizes. Rather than have their brand associated with cheapness they decided to discontinue the smaller packs altogether.

Basically you get what you pay for. If it's cheaper in B&M there's a reason for it.

 

[Nibor]

I thought Yorkshire Tea removed their stock from B&M etc, the reason being that they had complaints about the pack sizes. Rather than have their brand associated with cheapness they decided to discontinue the smaller packs altogether.

Basically you get what you pay for. If it's cheaper in B&M there's a reason for it.

I suspect it's that they charge less for it lol

 

[ColinJ]

Yorkshire tea.

When my sisters visit from the Midlands they always comment on how nice my tea is. The main reason is actually the fact that the tap water here is much nicer than the water down there. The other reasons are that I pre-warm the mugs and leave the teabags in for 5 minutes so the tea can brew properly.

They sometimes buy Yorkshire tea but then rush their brews and use that foul tap water so the results are not very pleasant.