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“This has been my morning tea for the past month or so, great brisk flavor. A perfext start to each and every day.” Read full tasting note
“I have been drinking tea for 40 years. This is the first time I have sipped PG Tips! How is that even possible? This is what English Breakfast tea is supposed to taste like in my mind. Instant eye...” Read full tasting note
“I like this tea much better at 4 minutes – reminds me much more of an Irish Breakfast tea, very malty and bold.” Read full tasting note
“Amidst all the Celestial Seasonings teas, I was surprised to see this tea in my grocery store. I’ve heard a lot about it and I see even Mark T. Wendell sells it so I thought “England’s #1 Tea” was...” Read full tasting note
The eighth wonder of the world! Pyramid bags give the tea leaves room to breathe so you can get even more out of the great PG tips flavor.
PG Tips has been the best known and most popular brand of tea in the UK for over 75 years. Stronger than most Indian and African teas, PG Tips has a similar taste to English Breakfast Tea.
Always innovating and improving its products, PG Tips features pyramid-shaped tea bags, which allow more room for tea to infuse and produce a better flavor. The Freeflow material used in PG Tips tea bags is made of webbed fibers, which allow water to pass through the filter, reaching the tea quickly and decreasing the brewing time. The Freeflow Pyramid bags result in fast brewing and a superior taste.
Contents: 40 teabags, 4.4 oz
Tea blended and packaged in the UK
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Exactly what you would expect from a classic English Breakfast Tea. Can be steeped for relatively long periods of time without bitterness. But I doubt that the pyramidal tea bags really add anything – they’re made of conventional filter paper, so they don’t really stay upright after you’ve poured water onto them.
This is one of my favorite English tea’s. I fell in love with it while frequenting The English Tea Shoppe in San Antonio, Texas, where it is the house tea. I’ve never out grown it since. It’s best pipping out, with a slurp of milk, and a spoonful of brown sugar — the way it was demonstrated to me my first say there and how I’ve been having it ever since. Heavenly.
