Best brand of tea bags?

[mummabear1967]

Can anyone tell me what brand sells the best tea? I remember buying tea bags quite recently and it was lovely but I can’t remember what the brand was.

I love tea and it’s so bad when the tea is disgusting.

[VictoriaBun]

Ringtons Gold.

[Daria32]

Yorkshire Tea for me! ☕️

[BillywigSting]

Barry's gold 😋

[monkey1978]

Pg Tips

[mononymous]

Yorkshire Tea

[Palavah]

Yorkshire tea

[Orangesandlemons82]

A good teabag is so important! I seem to always go back to Yorkshire tea. DH bought Marks and Spencers red label and they are really disappointing

[peachypetite]

Clipper

[IloveJudgeJudy]

Clipper tea. A lot depends on your water, though.

[LooksLikeImStuckHere]

Yorkshire

[MyName007]

Yorkshire for hard water.

[WarmSausageTea]

Twinings Strong English Breakfast; I don’t like strong (harsh) tea, but this is lovely, full of flavour. We’re in a hard water area and use a filter.

[CodenameLevonelle]

Punjana by Thompson's. Tea of the gods!

[Nsky]

Don’t drink tea, buy Aldi or Lidl gold, seems to go down well with visitors

[PuppyMonkey]

Yorkshire. Always Yorkshire.

[Redshoeblueshoe]

Yorkshire

[MondeoFan]

My favourite is the Clipper Tea in the green box.
They are unbleached tea bags so don't look the nicest but the tea is lovely. Strong and refreshing.

[Ginfordinner]

PG Tips

[EventRider1]

Dorset tea bags are a favourite of mine.

[FlyingLoo]

Another vote for PG tips

[Juanmorebeer]

Yorkshire all the way. I'll settle for Twinings EB tea as it is also quite strong.


Pg tips or typhoo just NO. Weak and tepid need to use 2 bags.

[FannyFernackerpan]

Yorkshire without a doubt and agree with others that PG Tips are shite. Even leaving the bag in for ages or using two bags - they never produce a decent brew.

As a good back up I was surprised to discover that Co-op 99 blend makes a really good cuppa. Not as good as Yorkshire but good enough.

[TheHighestSardine]

I know it's all totally subjective and literally a matter of taste, but for me Yorkshire (normal, not gold) or Twinings Early Grey (others are too flavoured) and I can barely stomach PG.

But mostly I'm drinking green tea now, Special Gunpowder.

[nosswith]

Yorkshire tea.

One of the few benefits of climate change- tea was never grown in God's Own Country when I was little.

[DannyGlickWindowTapping]

Yorkshire, and Yorkshire Decaffeinated for a family member who can't have regular. The decaf is perfectly nice even for caffeine drinkers.