To state that, overall, tea is a much superior drink to coffee?

[Boohbooh]

Just back from holiday where I had endless cups of coffee of varying quality and couldn't wait to get back home (Ireland) for a nice cup of tea. I realised that I've never sat in front of a coffee, sipped it and gone "ah, that's a lovely cup of coffee" in the same way I have about tea... I've had nice coffees but not as instantly gratifying as nice tea. I grew up with tea but have jumped on the coffee bandwagon like everyone else so I have an expensive Gaggia in my kitchen and order in my favorite beans but now I'm wondering if I should just go back to the trusty tea bag...

I think, overall, tea is much more refreshing and flavourful and things like scones, sandwiches and cakes taste so much better with tea rather than coffee. AIBU?

I can't compare the two i drink both but they are not the same drink, i do find it odd people think they are

Totally disagree OP.

Coffee is liquid joy.

Tea is gross, except the stupidly expensive posh herbal teas which are quite nice, mostly because they taste like fruit/herbs and not like tea.

Tea

Tea in a china cup ( makes it taste even better ) for me over coffee any day.

It's purely a matter of personal preference. Both tea and coffee have health benefits in moderation, one isn't better than the other. I'm a coffee person - I have the same experience with a particularly good cup of coffee that OP has with a particularly good cup of tea.

Is Yorkshire tea made in Yorkshire then? Someone mentioned the fertility of the soil there ?🤣 @Radarkeigh

Milky Oolong all the way. It is the tea of dreams.
I drink smoky Russian tea in the day, but oolong is the best tea for a relaxing evening.

Tea all the way!

I really resent queuing up in Costa for my tea while they make coffee painfully slowly for the people in front!