Taylors Of Harrogate Yorkshire Gold Tea

I used to be a confimend coffee drinker and always went for a cup of coffee when asked if I wanted a brew. Things have now changed and here I am sat at my computer with a loverly cup of Yorkshire tea. I first started to drink tea a couple of weeks ago as I wanted to cut down on the number of coffee?s I was drinking, sometimes late at night I wouldn?t be able to sleep because I?d had a cup of coffee to late on in the evening. I was sent samples of Yorkshire tea to distribute in my area, as you know this is my job and so whilst my house was full of these boxes of tea, I decided to try it. I?m hooked now and have managed to cut the coffee down to just one ...  Read the complete review

As anyone who has read my other opinion on tea will know, I’m an addict! When Boy George said he’d prefer a cuppa to sex, he knew what he was talking about. While some people know their wines, I know my teas. So when I saw a free offer for some samples of Yorkshire Tea on a website, I thought that’s just my, erm, cup of tea! I was also interested in them offering different types of tea depending on where you lived. Apparently, we live in a hard water area, so my free sample was a little box of six free tea bags, especially made for hard water. Now admittedly, six cups aren’t many for a test, but I often find my ordinary tea bags get a ...  Read the complete review

Time for tea? This is about another tea product feel good Organic tea by Taylors When a space for it becomes available I shall move this opp. I have a cup of tea by my side right now. I always have a cup of tea first thing in the morning. Today the tea is not my usual but Taylors of Harrogate feel good organic tea. I got 2 tea bags in the post as a freebie. Used one yesterday in London and am having the other one this morning. First let me tell you how I have my tea. Well yesterday I took a flask of hot water some individual coffee pkts individual chocolate drink packets and these 2free t bags when we reached Hyde park the event was packing up ...  Read the complete review

There are times in life when nothing will do except a good, strong cuppa. At such moments, the tea must be very, very strong; the milk must be very, very creamy and the chair must be very, very soft. Taylors of Harrogate's Gold Tea is the perfect brew for such moments. The tea comes in traditional teabags and costs a bit more than the supermarket own brand, at between £3 and £4 for a box of 80 teabags. That's still less than 5p a cup though - hardly bank-breaking! Don't be put off by the appearance of the packaging: yes, it is covered in scenes of olde worlde Yorkshire, sometimes including the Union Jack. And yes, this does make it feel like ...  Read the complete review

I was in India about ten years ago. One of the many things that really amused me when I was there, was the amount of adverts for Yorkshire tea. They were all telling me that nobody in Britain ever drank anything else, or words to that effect. Up until then I had never heard of it and there I was being given it to drink! (when I was lucky.) When I came home I noticed it arriving and being sold in more and more places. I am a confirmed Lancashire lass and the thought of tea coming from the type of place illustrated on the tea box really tickled me. I had visions of rows of delicate tea plants competing with the sheep for space on the moors and fells. Once I got ...  Read the complete review