Yorkshire Gold Tea Bags - 40 count

Product out of stock for months

I had high expectations for this tea given all the positive reviews but was negatively surprised after tasting a couple of cups. The primary flavor note in the tea was that of grass with a fishy undertone. I suspect this must have been a bad batch.

What a joy on a lazy weekend morning... as we ponder what eggs cheese and toast combination will be created. It has a great malty finish and is delicious with half and half sans sugar.

Thank u Last of the Summer wine for introducing me to beautiful Yorkshire and the best tea I've ever tasted..a very smooth taste and leaves no bitter after taste!

Read about Yorkshire Gold tea in the "Alan Banks series by Peter Robinson:" Peaked my curiosity and I had to try it. A nice tea but not as robust as the English Breakfast tea which I adore.

Yorkshire Gold is my favorite tea! I like it's bold flavor enhanced by sugar (no milk) for breakfast and straight up for an iced brew in the summer.

A good full body flavor. Very smooth taste. Not bitter as long as you don't let the tea bag stay in the mug till your done drinking. Only one slightly disappointed thing was the bags are put in the box with nothing around them to keep them fresh after opening the box.

I first learned about this rich, golden tea several years ago from a long time friend who moved to England. He and his English wife so wanted me to experience this tea they sent some to me. It is now pretty easily found in America, either on internet or in larger grocery stores. I was, as predicted, hooked for life on this mellow, mellow, but full flavored tea. I use a bit of sugar, but don't find I need to use milk to cut acidity. Did I say "mellow?"

Three years ago I took U.S. students to London for 2 months to research projects for local borough agencies. It was chilly and raw, and one of our sponsors always served us hot tea. I asked what kind it was, and he beamed with pride, "Yorkshire Gold!" On our last day, he gave us each a box of that tea, with biscuits, as mementos. I've been a daily drinker of Yorkshire Gold ever since. Its taste is bold but not bitter (great with milk, honey, sugar, or straight). One review gives this tea only 4 stars for Price. But consider, $6.29 (or even $7.99) for FORTY bags is VERY competitive with the bland or bitter tea bags Americans usually settle for at $3.50 or more for only TWENTY bags. I'm amazed that such great tea is available for such a modest price!