Bagged Tea choices

[mrb7]

To my taste, Bigelow Constant Comment is about the best thing going. I always keep some around.

Only in England would a company that has been in business since 1930 be considered the new guys.

In the UK a hundred miles is a long distance. In America a hundred years is a long time.

 

[Haggises]

Tetley British Blend.
Not as strong and tannic as PG Tips, but light years ahead of Tetley standard bags (US version), Lipton or others. I've gone slightly native.
Occasionally I'll do a Trader Joes Irish Breakfast tea but it's not the same....

 

[oc_in_fw]

In the UK a hundred miles is a long distance. In America a hundred years is a long time.

Even in the states, 100 miles in Ohio and 100 miles in Texas are two very different thing

 

[StillShaving]

In the UK a hundred miles is a long distance. In America a hundred years is a long time.

That is great perspective.

 

[Doc4]

http://www.murchies.com/store/teabags.html?limit=all

Our resident Brit suggested I try PG Tips. I picked up a box today, and am enjoying a cup now. It is a very nice tea, even if they are an upstart Only in England would "PG Tips" not include a link to a Youtube video where you can see scantily clad ladies ... but not too scantily.

 

[oc_in_fw]

http://www.murchies.com/store/teabags.html?limit=all

You scared me there- I had to go back a read what I originally posted to make sure I didn't do something stupid like post while drunk.

 

[Doc4]

You scared me there- I had to go back a read what I originally posted to make sure I didn't do something stupid like post while drunk.

I had to go back and read what I had originally posted ... because I couldn't figure out why a link to Murchie's would scare you.

 

[tossik]

Bigelow pretty good. I would just get loose leaf when possible. buy some empty bags..