English ROSE? Decaffeinated? Blackcurrant?

This is tea; the rest is just details.












This is tea; the rest is just details.






English ROSE? Decaffeinated? Blackcurrant?![]()
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This is tea; the rest is just details.
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Are PG Tips and Yorkshire tea any good? I've thought of buying some on my trips to London but I'm not sure if they'll be any better than the cheap teas I get in Portuguese supermarkets.
Yes definitely. I know the difference well. My Assam tea is for when I am really groggy and for guests. It's quite strongThey are really strong teas if brewed correctly - so if you like dark brown malty tea (I'm talking about dark brown when milk is added) then you may like them. I think they would probably be better than the cheap teas in Portugal. I think they are closer to Assam in taste than, say, Darjeeling.
That seems like something I would like, sans the milk.They are really strong teas if brewed correctly - so if you like dark brown malty tea (I'm talking about dark brown when milk is added) then you may like them. I think they would probably be better than the cheap teas in Portugal. I think they are closer to Assam in taste than, say, Darjeeling.
Half-and-half, to be exact.karadekoolaid - I'm with you on this. Its Assam, Yorkshire tea or PG tips here. But it gets worse; did you know that TastyReuben serves tea with cream in it?!![]()
Are PG Tips and Yorkshire tea any good? I've thought of buying some on my trips to London but I'm not sure if they'll be any better than the cheap teas I get in Portuguese supermarkets.
Yep, I've read some of those harsh comments about PG Tips. It's one of the things that kept me buying it when I was in London. Instead, I bought a bunch of fancy tea from Fortnum's and Twinings and whatnotHalf-and-half, to be exact.
Actually, the half-and-half I’m using now is really more in line with regular whole milk, as it’s a mix of (what you’d call) single cream and () skim milk.
There are tea snobs out there who’ll trash PG Tips as a poor excuse for proper tea, based on who owns them (they’re owned by Unilever or BP or or some other non-food conglomerate like that), but it’s fine, and Yorkshire Gold is as well.
I’d buy all the tea!Yep, I've read some of those harsh comments about PG Tips. It's one of the things that kept me buying it when I was in London. Instead, I bought a bunch of fancy tea from Fortnum's and Twinings and whatnot![]()