Yorkshire Tea Bags 3.25 Kg (1040 tea bags)

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The teabag felt rather flimsy, so I was worried about squeezing it too hard and ruining my brew with an explosion of tea particles. A little pricier than the first two, it was a slight improvement, not no Yorkshire Tea.

But there's nothing worse than popping round your mates for a cuppa only to find they don't keep your favourite brand of tea in. One might be tempted to carry an emergency brew kit in their bag for times when your loyal brand simply isn't on the menu. We certainly wouldn't judge. This cuppa was pretty average, it gave a good strong colour, and had that pleasant, comforting tea smell too. The taste wasn't too bad, however left a subtle bitter aftertaste. PG Tips Extra Strong teabags make the perfect cup of tea," says Narin Flanders. "There I said it, and I stand by it." The majority of Brits love a classic cup of tea, but sadly the price of tea bags have risen by 14 per cent.I remember those days as if it was yesterday - young, foolish, and no adult responsibilities or existential crises under my belt. As well as the taste being strong, it was also gentle. Its punch growing over time rather than hitting you slap-bang in the face. I could happily sit and drink Yorkshire Tea all day if I had to, and I certainly wouldn’t turn my nose up if someone offered me a cup. She’s no longer with us, dying five years ago on Christmas Eve, but the only thing she did leave me was my undying love for tea.

Read more: Will the off-air BBC presenter accused of paying a teenager for sexually explicit pictures be named? It's the priciest supermarket tea I tried, but did taste the best, and still cheaper than a box of Yorkshire! Tea will forever be my first choice hot drink, whether I’m at home, in a coffee shop (sue me), or making a cuppa in the office. Jada Jones doesn't quite agree with Bethan and Narin about the 'perfect' cup of tea, instead preferring Twinings Vanilla Tea. Here's what she had to say.Yorkshire’s colour was even better than the others, resembling a rich cup of melted milk chocolate.

For me this was my previous 'go to' choice when it came to tea, though I have to admit it wasn't quite as flavoursome and punchy as the PG tips and Tesco's bags. Niamh said: "So, with my trusty mug and some semi skimmed milk, I put the kettle on to see if I could be converted from my ultimate champion the Yorkshire Tea. For this test, I have made the tea all in the same mug, because as we all know, the finest of teas can be spoiled by not being in the correct mug. PG Tips will always have a special place in my heart, and the only real competitor which might make me consider swapping brands is Yorkshire Tea.A strong contender that is up there with any of the other big hitters such PG Tips, Tesco, and Twinings, the well-known brand of Tetley made for an enjoyable drink that more than lived up to its popular reputation. Bethan Shufflebotham from the Manchester Evening News said: "I feel like a cup of tea is sacred to us Brits. It's not just a hot beverage to caffeine-fuel us through the working day, but a comfort, too. Feeling sad? Put the kettle on. Catching up with friends? Put the kettle on. Just had a big tea and need to let it settle? Put the kettle on. I can wholeheartedly agree with Sean Bean’s statement from the tea’s advert: “In Yorkshire we make proper brews.” Twinings, the refined and everso posh tea brand which is often considered the pinnacle of tea, was up next. Its taste was also better than Tetley’s, with more body and richness to it. So if you like a strong tea like me, this is definitely a contender.