Gold, Loose Leaf Tea, Black Tea, 8.8 Ounce, Premium Blend, Rich, Smooth, and Satisfying, Classic British Breakfast Blend, Caffeinated, Enjoy Hot or Iced

This is my idea of ideal tea. Great taste, reasonable price. Other reviewers have commented that the much finer size of the tea leaves compared to traditional loose tea (true) left tea leaf fragments in their cups. I use an OXO ball shaped infuser from Amazon, and I have no such problems.

Good quality,very taste and smell amazing,perfect for morning tea cup.

I must admit to being a a bit of a tea snob; though perhaps not the 'right' kind of tea snob. I judge tea on how it tastes, not by how I think it should taste based on its price. I disappointed a tea lover once by not saying that my favorite tea was Darjeeling - which I find to be just a little flat. I like my black tea to have a strong reddish color and a good bite of tannin. I drink it brewed strongly and quickly, with a touch of sugar and a splash of milk. I expect it to be fragrant, with just a touch of smoke. I have used Twining's loose leafed teas and like them, though perhaps not quite as much. I have used one or two more expensive loose leafed teas in tins and I like them, too. I have tried a few Tazo teas and have found it impossible to get the tea strong enough, even when using ten or twenty times the tea (by cost, not by weight)! Taylor's of Harrogate gives me a rich, dark, strong brew with good bite. It may be just a bit less fragrant than really expensive teas, but I love the flavor. Those who drink tea occasionally and like to look at the tins on the counter will likely find those to be a good value. Those who guzzle half a gallon of tea a day may find that they save a little money buying tea in these huge foil pouches. And they can do so without giving up any flavor or fragrance. Sealed in these large foil bags, I find the tea to be at least as fresh and sprightly as that in any tin. I move it in batches from the bag into an old tin that I keep on the counter. The bag I keep hidden in the cupboard, sealed with a clip, and seem to use it fast enough that it always seems fresh.

I love this tea! Only complaint is that the leaves are very finely chopped so I get a lot of bits that go through my teapot’s infuser. Other than that it’s high quality, strong, and delicious.

This is some of the best tea I have ever drunk. It brews up well and has no bitter aftertaste.

Delicious tea. Tempermental though. I need to get better at brewing tea to really bring out the proper flavor.

(I attest that I wrote this review as an actual humanoid, not AI, and I'm in no way affiliated with Taylor's of Harrowgate) So I've been fishing around for new tea blends to try and, based on all the positive press, I decided to give this a whirl, buying the slightly-less-economical smaller size (the other is 140 sachets or something like that) just in case I wound up disagreeing (because what would I do with 139 unused tea bags?) But I'm definitely going to order the larger size next time, because this is pure pleasure in liquid form. I'm not enough of a tea-snob to be able to adequately describe its various characteristics, but it's a blend of several different plain black teas, giving it a wonderful flavour-profile that's quite smooth on my palate (I'm almost certain I detected notes of Assam and English Breakfast in the mix). It's easy to see why this is such a popular tea across the pond. The tea itself is made in the "pellet-fashion" rather than true loose-leaf, but in this case that just means they were able to fit more of this ambrosia into a single bag. It doesn't seem to impact the actual flavour at all. For best results in storing, you'll probably want to use a separate container, since this particular size doesn't come in sachets. I use two teaspoons in a 14 oz. cup, steeped for four minutes, with a splash of Coffee-Mate coconut creme creamer, and every cup has been perfection so far. I know 5-star reviews are often seen as dodgy things not to be trusted, but I assure you I gave it 5-stars simply because I found absolutely nothing wrong with it, and it arrived completely unharmed.

I was excited to try this black tea. Its advertised as premium, rich, and luxury, so it may be on me for having high expectations. I've found this tea to be woefully disappointing in both appearance and flavor. This tea presents in very fine pieces, there's no way to put this tea in even a fine strainer for steeping, I needed to put this tea in non-woven tea bags in order to use it. As for flavor, it has a certain bitterness to it that I didn't appreciate. And the aroma is basic at best. I wouldn't recommend this product.

Best tea by a long way. If you haven't tried it, your missing out a fantastic cuppa 🫖✔️✔️✔️✔️✔️

I love this loose tea, and it is very difficult to find. The flavor is great and I tell anyone who will listen that this is so. This tea is so great that my sister-in-law has stolen this latest shipment in order to 'give' it to me as a Christmas present. Damned in-laws, great tea.

Lovely, luscious loose leaf tea, flavoursome and refreshing blend. Handy 1kg packet which is pretty good vfm. Yet to find the tea plantations in Yorkshire but they must be there somewhere. 🤔😜👍 PS the world would be a more pleasant place if we all just drank more tea, I’m convinced of it!🫶

Strong and thick without overloading the tea leaves. I particular like it.

Lovely, strong black tea. No wonder it is a Yorkshire favourite!