tea bags

[hunnymonster]

Are there no US tea producers?

Now, remember what happened the last time someone tried to import tea in to the colonies...

 

[FrankieG]

Usually PG Tips Pyramid or Typhoo teabags for daily use, although I keep a small selection of loose tea for special occasions, such as jasmine and orange pekoe.

 

[Johnus]

Seems that the most sold in my area are: Tetley and Salada.

 

[jon_hall]

As a family we've used Sainsburys Red Label for decades. they changed supplier a couple of years ago and most of the family seem to be edging towards Morrisons Red Label.

I also get loose tea from my coffee beans supplier...

 

[Johnus]

Was about to find both the Yorkshire and the Y. Gold tea bags.
Like both of them. Little or no bitterness even when strongly brewed.

 

[shakespeare]

A subtle mix of Twining's Earl Grey and loose-leaf PG - say what you like about the chimps, they do make nice tea, Mr. Shifter! The PG gives the tea a nice strength whilst the Earl Grey adds the flavour and aroma

 

[StuW]

For my morning brew I have whatever the missus puts in the caddy which normally is Yorkshire. While at work I have teas that don't require milk as I've had it come open in my bag too many times; most are fruit teas of various flavours but I also like whittards Puerh or spiced chai.