Yorkshire Tea Reviews

As dooyoo's heading is simply for 'Yorkshire Tea', I have decided to base this review on their standard Leaf Tea rather than one of their tea-bag based concoctions. Although leaf tea takes a bit longer to make, my eyes have been opened to the fact that it makes a better tasting cuppa. The 250g bag of Yorkshire Leaf Tea can currently be ...  Read the complete review

I've only recently started drinking tea and these were at my Nannan's when I stayed there last week - my mum has them too so I am reviewing her packet of Yorkshire tea in a red and green packet as they are lovely and my mum says we are being patriotic as we live in South Yorkshire! Made by Taylors of Harrogate, this 80 bag pack costs ...  Read the complete review

Being a tea tank, i have tried many a brand of tea bags but none match up to the quality of Yorkshire Tea bags, produced by Taylors of Harrogate. Although a little more costly than most brands of british tea, they are worth every penny. Yorkshire Tea is a carefully balanced blend of over thirty specially selected teas from three of ...  Read the complete review

I was brought up in a tea drinking family...my parents drink about 15 cups a day so I know and understand the benefits of a good tea bag. There are a huge range of tea bags on the market, round, pyramid, traditional...and Yorkshire tea has become a market leader for their exceptional quality and good value. Over the years I have tried ...  Read the complete review

Just a quickie review as I am drinking a cup o' nice hot Yorkshire tea right now! It's made by Taylors of Harrogate, blended in the Yorkshire Dales (where I'm from... not biased, honest!) Always a firm favourite in our household, Yorkshire tea is rich, delicious, and packed full of flavour. You can buy it buy the bagful or in ...  Read the complete review

Taylors of Harrogate are a family tea and coffee merchant which were established in 1886. They produce a good variety of teas and coffees which are suitable for all tastes. Most of their products can be found in all the familiar supermarket chains and local shops. Yorkshire gold is one such tea which Taylors provide. It is an extra ...  Read the complete review

Want a refreshing and enjoyable cup of tea? You can't go wrong with a cup of Yorkshire tea. Yorkshire Tea is a blend of black tea, which is produced by Taylors of Harrogate. The company was founded in 1886 by Yorkshire tea merchant Charles Taylor. From my research, it appears that this is one of the very few remaining family tea merchants in the ...  Read the complete review

Firstly let me just say that the product I'm reviewing is not the gold one pictured above, but the one in the red box. I'm sure you know which one I mean?! Now then, bearing in mind that I'm a Lancashire lass, you may be somewhat surprised at the following review for a product borne in the county that my ancestors frequently fought ...  Read the complete review

Well the name gives the impression that the tea is grown in Yorkshire but I can assure you that it is not. The nearest Yorkshire comes to in terms of having some kind of world renowned crop growing status is "The Rhubarb Triangle" which is an area in West Yorkshire where rhubarb is grown extensively in the dark so that it thinks it's ...  Read the complete review

We love nothing better than a good cuppa and there are teabags that we buy regularly, teabags that we avoid like the plague and some that we only buy if they are on special offer. If we are having a lazy start to the day I often make a pot of tea, endless teabag dipping becomes expensive and wasteful too. I find if I warm my pot with ...  Read the complete review

Yorkshire Tea (bags):- Cost £l.89 (80 bags) £3.45 l60 bags) Just had to do a review on this one as Im addicted to strong tea. This is the strong flavoured, deeply refreshing, cuppa of choice for me! The company who produce this tea, Taylors of Harrogate, have been in the ...  Read the complete review

The first time I realised Yorkshire tea was different from your run-of-the-mill tea was on my first day of university. Armed with a steaming cup of aforementioned tea and a danish, I went over to the cafeteria cashier, where the nice lady peered into my styrofoam cup and quipped, 'Coffee? That'll be 1.50, love.' When I assured her that my beverage ...  Read the complete review

Yorkshire Tea or more specifically Yorkshire Gold is the daddy of all teas. Every box is blended in Yorkshire - they even have their own tea rooms! This is not a delicate tea like Darjeeling or Lady Grey, this is very strong and robust and it is at it's best brewed brutally strong with just the tinyst spalsh of milk. The tea ...  Read the complete review

I come from a family of tea drinkers and I am a tea drinker through and through. Despite this fact, I used to be quite naive when it came to tea - I just thought tea was tea. I couldn't understand why anyone would pay over the odds when you could buy a value box for a quarter of the price. Oh, how wrong I was! My first encounter with ...  Read the complete review

Tea - the typical drink that the Brits love and we so often hear when we go away, although people love their holidays, I can't wait to get back home and have a decent cup of tea. A cup of tea made for you isn't the same as making one yourself, either too much milk, too little milk, too much sugar, or not enough sweetener, you have to make yourself ...  Read the complete review

I still haven't found a tea that I really enjoy so I continue my search with Yorkshire Tea from Taylor's of Harrogate. I bought a box of 80 teabags at Tesco for around £1.39. (I can't remember the exact price.) These come in a very neat box with a flip up lid. You can store them in this box without the need to transfer to a tea caddy. ...  Read the complete review

We first tasted yorkshire tea after a promtional offer for a free sample. Once we had tasted it we started to buy that brand of tea bags. The taste is quite strong and does not get overpowered by sweetner or sugar like some other teas can be. There is no distasteful tang or aftertaste that could let it down. Instead it is a good tasting ...  Read the complete review

Yorkshire Tea, made by Taylor's of Harrogate, who own the famous and wonderful Betty's Tea Rooms (six of these in Yorkshire). Yorkshire is a county that understands tea properly. My grandmother lived in York, and my father lived there until getting married, and they both revered Betty's, enjoying very much the tea that was served ...  Read the complete review

Yorkshire tea is made by a company called Taylors of Harrogate. Taylors of Harrogate was founded in 1886 by a tea merchant from Yorkshire called Charles Taylor. Taylors of Harrogate is a family business and they also make delicious coffees, cakes and biscuits and they also own the Yorkshire based Betty's Café Tea Rooms, which are well worth a ...  Read the complete review

Me being the avid 20 cups of tea girlie, and an avid pg tips drinker, i stumbled on this free sample of teabags which came through the post. Normally i wouldnt buy another brand, but as it was free,lol! A LITTLE ABOUT YORKSHIRE TEA Yorkshire tea is a blend of India, Sri lanka's, and Africas finest teas. It is made by Taylors ...  Read the complete review