For me Twinnings has edged out Yorkshire tea for a good tasting brew.
For me Twinnings has edged out Yorkshire tea for a good tasting brew.
Yorkshire for me. I normally use the hard water blend, but I have recently tried Yorkshire Gold. An excellent early morning/breakfast blend.
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Haven't tried Yorkshire Tea (don't usually drink tea) but recently found the Twinings Earl Grey at work and have developed a taste for it. Picard was onto something you know...
Yorkshire Tea.
It's from Yorkshire.
End of discussion
Apex (02-09-2012)
always get comment about how nice my tea is, its twinnings everyday that we get cheap now and again.
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Usually Twinnings for me, unless you're talking Yorkshire Gold, that is delicious! I also use the Hard Water blend as we don't usually have the money for Twinnings.
I can't get either here so I get stuck drinking the weak crap they sell here.
I really do not understand how mainland Europe got tea so wrong.
Everyone I know here makes tea by putting boiling water in a cup and then dipping the tea bag in very quickly (the water barely changes color)
What they end up with is, IMO, a slightly discolored cup of hot water.
Leaving the bag in longer does not produce a much better result as the bags just seem weaker here.
I do have a friend that sends me boxes of PG Tips from time to time so occasionally I get a decent cuppa.
I like Twinnings Earl Grey but not keen on their other ones, think they are a bit weak and watery no matter how long you let it mast.
Yorkshire Tea all the way for me and has been for a few year now!
Ringtons Tea is also pretty good if they deliver round your way as its not available in supermarkets, they still only do doorstep orders and deliveries.
I have never tried twinnings, but I have to say its needs to go some to beat the sweet nectar from Yorkshire.
Ok I can't bite my tongue anymore....it's TWININGS. Not twinnings, there's no element of duplicity involved.
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