Tea Bags

jd_1984 | 13:38 Tue 23rd Apr 2013 | ChatterBank

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What is your tea bag of choice....?
Are you loyal to one brand?
Do you really care or is a brew just a brew regardless..??

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sunny-dave

Used to be Sainsbury's Kenya blend - leaves rather than bags - but they just kept putting up the price as the quality went down the tubes.

So I tried Aldi Gold - which is predominantly East African with a bit of Sri Lankan added - it's truly the dogs bits - never going back to Mr Sainsbury :)

WyeDyed

Glengetti, when I can afford it, otherwise Yorkshire (when it's on offer) or any of the "main" brands.
I'll give the Aldi one a go, Sunny Dave, I find the own brands to be generally, erm, yukky.

EvianBaby

For taste, I don't care. But I like PG bags. You get a right good squish out of them that you can't with others.

DTCwordfan

Who has been tea-bagged? My goodness me.

My favourite - Taylors of Harrogate, Scottish Breakfast - not in bags but loose - (though I will go bags if necessary) properly presented. Of course it should be be served with a proper cream tea - also, cucumber sandwiches, edges of the bread and the peel cut off.

Then Assam/Orange Pekoe.

Forget the Grey or Lapsongwang - both taste like khazi water.