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Details
Taylors of Harrogate Yorkshire Red is a blend of the very best of teas from India, Africa and Sri Lanka to create the unmistakable character of Yorkshire Tea. It has a strong aroma, rich color and satisfying flavor.
Net Weight: 8.8 ounces (249 grams)
Ingredients: Black Tea History of Taylors of Harrogate.
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Additional Information
Clearance Non-Clearance Country Of Origin United Kingdom Season Everyday Size 8.8oz Product Type Loose Leaf Tea Dietary Options Caffeinated Flavor Yorkshire Red Type Black Tea Type Breakfast Tea Left Overlay Image made-uk-prod.png Brand Taylors of Harrogate -
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
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Yorkshire red loose leaf
Excellent tea, I will purchase it again.
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The Right Stuff.
This tea makes a sturdy brew, perfect for most mornings. A little turbinado sugar, ample milk, and I can begin my day. I prefer the Red Label to the Yorkshire Gold. Loose makes a far tastier brew than the bags. It can be enjoyed around the clock. Sometimes, a slice of fresh ginger in the pot for a thrill.
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Superb
Yorkshire Red is my favorite all-around tea with or without milk. In addition, Taylors and Harrogate which makes Yorkshire is still a family owned company. The price is unbeatable as well.
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It really is red!
Having no idea how much to use I loaded up the tea infuser.and ended up with the strongest tea ever so diluted it to a like 1:10 ratio and used it for ice tea. Beware it's potent. But very nice flavor.
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My favorite tea
I love this tea. It is a hardy brew. Over the years I have tried many different teas from cheap to very expensive teas and Yorkshire Tea seems to be the one for me. Thanks
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My favorite
My immigrants grandparents were from Ireland (grandfather) & England (grandmother) so a pot of good black tea was always a part of their home. My father would even when I was quite young, give a good cup of black tea with milk, and a piece of toast, for any illness. To this day, if I feel off, I crave tea and toast. THIS tea is what I grew up with, and other teas pale in comparison. If you want real English tea, this fits the bill. Rich, robust, and mellow, not bitter, it's is my all time favorite. I just miss the little cardboard cans it used to be sold in, wish those would make a comeback, they add to the originality of the product. Buy this tea, brew per instructions, and ENJOY!! If you like add a bit of milk, and make yourself a piece of toast to go along with your cuppa!
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The Yorkshire Red tea is by far my favorite English tea.
The bold rich flavor of the tea is a favorite of mine. It tastes like the tea served at the four o'clock tea break in England. "As it should."
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a great cuppa
This is the tea one wants when you just want something good and strong. It may be a tinge on the bitter side, but all that does is emphasize it's strength. I would most closely compare this to PG tips tea. It is a lovely flavor, though not as smooth as I would generally prefer (if you want a smoother flavor go to the gold Yorkshire, if you want a strong flavor then this red is just perfect).
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Best tea i have ever had
Reminds me of my youth growing up in South Yorkshire. Excellent strength but do not steep too long.
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Net Weight: 8.8 ounces (249 grams)
Ingredients: Black Tea History of Taylors of Harrogate.
| Clearance | Non-Clearance |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Season | Everyday |
| Size | 8.8oz |
| Product Type | Loose Leaf Tea |
| Dietary Options | Caffeinated |
| Flavor | Yorkshire Red |
| Type | Black Tea |
| Type | Breakfast Tea |
| Left Overlay Image | made-uk-prod.png |
| Brand | Taylors of Harrogate |
10 Reviews
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Yorkshire red loose leaf
Excellent tea, I will purchase it again.
-
The Right Stuff.
This tea makes a sturdy brew, perfect for most mornings. A little turbinado sugar, ample milk, and I can begin my day. I prefer the Red Label to the Yorkshire Gold. Loose makes a far tastier brew than the bags. It can be enjoyed around the clock. Sometimes, a slice of fresh ginger in the pot for a thrill.
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Superb
Yorkshire Red is my favorite all-around tea with or without milk. In addition, Taylors and Harrogate which makes Yorkshire is still a family owned company. The price is unbeatable as well.
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It really is red!
Having no idea how much to use I loaded up the tea infuser.and ended up with the strongest tea ever so diluted it to a like 1:10 ratio and used it for ice tea. Beware it's potent. But very nice flavor.
-
My favorite tea
I love this tea. It is a hardy brew. Over the years I have tried many different teas from cheap to very expensive teas and Yorkshire Tea seems to be the one for me. Thanks
-
My favorite
My immigrants grandparents were from Ireland (grandfather) & England (grandmother) so a pot of good black tea was always a part of their home. My father would even when I was quite young, give a good cup of black tea with milk, and a piece of toast, for any illness. To this day, if I feel off, I crave tea and toast. THIS tea is what I grew up with, and other teas pale in comparison. If you want real English tea, this fits the bill. Rich, robust, and mellow, not bitter, it's is my all time favorite. I just miss the little cardboard cans it used to be sold in, wish those would make a comeback, they add to the originality of the product. Buy this tea, brew per instructions, and ENJOY!! If you like add a bit of milk, and make yourself a piece of toast to go along with your cuppa!
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The Yorkshire Red tea is by far my favorite English tea.
The bold rich flavor of the tea is a favorite of mine. It tastes like the tea served at the four o'clock tea break in England. "As it should."
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a great cuppa
This is the tea one wants when you just want something good and strong. It may be a tinge on the bitter side, but all that does is emphasize it's strength. I would most closely compare this to PG tips tea. It is a lovely flavor, though not as smooth as I would generally prefer (if you want a smoother flavor go to the gold Yorkshire, if you want a strong flavor then this red is just perfect).
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Best tea i have ever had
Reminds me of my youth growing up in South Yorkshire. Excellent strength but do not steep too long.
