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 cup in the morning to wake me up. I don?t drink as many brews now and so my sugar intake has gone down too, this is great for my diet and I am already losing weight.

Yorkshire tea comes in a fancy packet with pictures of scenes about things to do with Yorkshire.
Cricket, The dales and a farmer and his sheep are on the front. There?s an orange stripe down the middle of the packet with Yorkshire tea written across.
I am not 100% sure but the price of 60 tea bags is around 1.75 this may seem pricey, but one tea bag in a small teapot will make two loverly cups of tea, so you don?t need to use them as quickly as other brands.
Yorkshire tea is quite strong and any tea drinker will love the refreshing taste. I have noticed a lot of elderly people buy it in the shops.
I like to nosey at what people have in their baskets, just a little habit of shopping I have picked up, it?s a good way of telling which brands are popular.

The sample packs that I have contain 10 tea bags and you can get your free sample from www.yorkshiretea.co.uk there are also other products from the Taylors of Harrogate merchants who make Yorkshire tea.
It says on the packet that this is a full bodied tea, a proper cuppa and I agree. There?s definitely a difference between this tea and the others you
can buy.

I think its time for the kettle to go on don?t you?