Yorkshire Tea Black Tea (160 Teabags)

Yorkshire Tea delivers a properly robust, full-bodied brew with a beautiful dark coppery color. The flavor profile is distinctly malty with subtle honeyed notes, and some drinkers pick up hints of caramel and even slight floral touches in the Gold variant. What really sets it apart is how smooth it is—no bitterness or astringency even if you accidentally oversteep it. It's the kind of strong, silky tea that stands up brilliantly to milk without losing its character.

Don't let the accessible price fool you—this is a genuinely strong, quality tea that British tea enthusiasts consistently praise. It brews dark and robust, with nuanced malty and honeyed flavors that rival much pricier options. That said, a couple of reviewers did mention it was *too* strong for their preference, so if you typically drink lighter teas, you might want to steep it a bit shorter. But for anyone who loves a proper builder's brew, this absolutely delivers.

Yorkshire Tea is actually incredibly forgiving, making it perfect for beginners. Even if you oversteep it, you won't get that harsh bitterness that ruins many teas. It's remarkably consistent—cup after cup turns out reliably good without needing to fuss over exact timings. Just use boiling water, let it steep for 3-5 minutes depending on how strong you like it, and you'll get excellent results every time.

This is worth knowing upfront: quite a few buyers received boxes that were crushed, torn, or arrived in rough shape during shipping. The tea inside is usually fine, but the box itself isn't airtight and doesn't have individually wrapped bags. Most experienced buyers immediately transfer the teabags to an airtight container anyway to preserve freshness, so if you're planning to do that, the packaging issue won't affect your tea quality at all.

Multiple reviewers specifically mention that Yorkshire Tea delivers quality comparable to luxury teas at a fraction of the cost—one person even compared it favorably to Harrod's No. 14. You're getting that rich, fresh aroma, consistent quality, and complex flavor profile without the premium price tag. For an everyday tea that you can drink multiple cups of without breaking the bank, the value here is genuinely exceptional.

Yorkshire Tea is famous for standing up beautifully to milk—it's strong and robust enough that adding milk doesn't dilute the flavor into nothingness. The malty, full-bodied character comes through even in a milky cuppa. That said, it's also lovely black if you want to appreciate those honeyed and caramel notes more directly. Some adventurous drinkers have even used it as a base for experimenting with honey or a splash of scotch.