PG Tips Teabags Reviews

I am an avid tea drinker. In fact, I cant start thinking straight in the morning before I have had a hot steaming cup of tea. I have tried a few brands of tea, and while not being my favourite, PG Tips is one of the brands I buy now and again. PG Tips is somewhere mid range in concerning the price, and is one of the ...  Read the complete review

Introduction: As a child the only tea bags we had in our house were PG, I can always remember the adverts on the tele to do with this brand. Most notably the monkeys! PG tips is available at almost every retailer that sells food. You can pick this up for many different prices and I would say to look out for a deal on these ...  Read the complete review

PG tips uses 100% natural ingredients containing only tea leaves- has less than 1cal with no fat, saturates, sugar or salt. I can't find a reference to caffeine on the box so I don't know how much is in it. (it must have it in or they they wouldn't sell decaf!) I'm a massive tea drinker and have tried many brands but keep coming ...  Read the complete review

Tea is a big thing in our house. If there aren't any teabags then you would think the apocalypse had descended on the world! We have tried many brands of tea in our house but none of them beat PG Tips. Other teas always taste weak and seem to have a little twang to them whereas PG Tips always tastes like tea if that makes ...  Read the complete review

---The Brand--- Arthur Brooke, founder of Brooke, Bond, opened his first shop in Manchester in 1869 selling tea, coffee and sugar. Arthur's teas were pure, high-quality teas from India and China. Brooke, Bond and Co. entered the wholesale tea market in the 1870s. In the 1930s Arthur Brooke launched PG Tips in the UK under ...  Read the complete review

Oooh! I love a good cup of tea. I am currently enjoying a cuppa and thought that I would share my PG Tips experience with you. It's not often that I buy PG Tips; I'm more of a 'TYPHOO' person, although these were the only ones available. I actually bought this box of PG Tips from my local shop at a price of £1.29 for 40 tea ...  Read the complete review

We all know this tea, since we apparently drink 35 million cups of the stuff between us on an daily basis. Thinking about it, that's a massive amount of tea for one country, and only from one particular brand! My Dad has a saying, which I'm sure most English people would agree with, and it goes: 'have a cup of tea; take your mind off ...  Read the complete review

In terms of drinking tea, I am loyal to a number of brands but in our office, we always buy PG Tips and this was never really a favourite of mine prior to this. We always buy a big box in and I know most offices normally opt for Tetley but having it regularly it had adjusted what I prefer now. I always ignored PG Tips on the shelf and ...  Read the complete review

PG Tips is my usual everyday cup of tea. It isn't the cheapest brew out there, as store brands offer cups of tea at an amazingly cheap price. However, I think in this case, you do pay a bit extra for quality. I normally buy a big box of 240 tea bags, which is currently selling in Asda for £5.45. This works out as about 2-3p per cuppa, ...  Read the complete review

What can be said about PG Tips that hasn't already been said? I always judge tea by what I call Granny Maggie standards. My grandmother is a tea drinker in the way that some people are consumers of wine, tabacco and alcohol. She drinks around 15 cups of tea a day, so when it comes to deciding which tea to buy (although she ...  Read the complete review

As a Brit, I feel it is my national duty to drink tea.....and as a patriot, I feel the need to drink a lot of it :) . I am not loyal to one particularly brand of tea, but one of the brands I probably buy more often than most is PG Tips. I remember as a kid watching the TG Tips adverts with the monkeys and for some reason I kind of ...  Read the complete review

I drink probably about 7 cups of tea a day when I am on shift and have tried all kinds of tea bags from hte best and most expensive to the cheapest store own brand. Each time I tend to come back to PG Tips. I like tea to be dark brown, strong and taste of real tea. none of this weak dish water tea! It is hard ...  Read the complete review

I drink so much tea per day! It always has to be PG tips, other brands just aren't the same. In a nation of tea drinkers, thank god one brand got it right. For me, PG tips produce a nice cup of tea that isn't too strong nor weak. I like my tea medium strength with a dash of milk and two sugars (in case you wondered). PG Tips tea bags ...  Read the complete review

Taste * * * * Love teas? Picky about good taste? Then this is the tea for you! It's not too strong and it's not one of those teas that leave a taste which needs to be drowned out by extra sugar and milk. It's a tea for all ages and will always be one of those teas which must be in the cupboard! Value? * * * ...  Read the complete review

Let's be honest. Tea is one of those drinks that people in Great Britain love to enjoy day in day out! Currently studying in Germany I was lost without tea from England so my dad sent me out a pack of PG Tips! Germany does sell tea but it's nothing like tea as we know it. Even 'English Breakfast Tea' genuinely tastes nothing like tea ...  Read the complete review

I used to be an avid coffee drinker until I got tired of having to brush my teeth again after a cuppa in the mornings (I can't stand the aftertaste of coffee). So I decide to give 'tea' a try to curb my caffeine cravings. There isn't any particular reason why I chose PG tips for my first cup of tea; to be honest, it's mainly due to funny ...  Read the complete review

I'm a tea drinker through and through, and I love a good cuppa. I am not fussy about brands and like to taste my way through a selection of the many different varieties of tea available. I decided to try these PG Tips pyramid tea bags as I have seen so many TV adverts for them and thought they looked like a decent brand of tea bags. ...  Read the complete review

The drinking of tea is a good old English tradition that is known the world over. Every morning millions of Brits wake up and the first thing they do is boil the kettle to get some caffeine in their system. Over the years I've drunk numerous brands of tea and as far as I'm concerned, the buck stops with PG Tips. When I go ...  Read the complete review

I am useless in the morning unless I have some sort of caffeine. In fact I am useless most of the time unless I have got some sort of caffeine coursing through me. There is also nothing more satisfying than finishing a load of work and sitting down with your feet up with a cuppa. I have had some unfortunate experiences with ...  Read the complete review

I drink so many cups or mugs of tea whether I am at work or at home and it really is my favourite hot drink as I have never really been one for coffee. I started drinking it when I was a young boy out of a proper cup and saucer at my grandparent's house as my granddad drank tea regularly throughout the day and I was hooked. For a brief ...  Read the complete review