PG Tips

Great tea anytime. Hearty flavor holds up well to milk and sugar. Not a strong caffeine kick (which I am happy out, don’t want it). I was pleasantly surprised with the complexity of the tea, even with the milk in it. I have seen it sold at Fresh Market and Amazon.

my favourite basic every day tea. i take this on camping trips.

yes, a classic morning tea

Are you paying attention, Lipton? Excellent with lots of milk and raw sugar.

i think this is brilliant tea

This is my all time favorite – (so far).

This is divine. Strong flavor that holds its own with milk. It is extremely comforting and satisfying.

A good, go-to basic British style tea. Reliable taste – you know what you’re getting: how much to add to the pot, how much and how hot the water needs to be, how long to brew it, and how to doctor it up – every time.
Takes biscuits (the cookie style digestives, not the southern style for gravy delivery) beautifully.

A little hard to find in the U.S. Midwest; worth the search for a proper morning cuppa.

strong and extremely flavorful!!

At parents house before moving out to NY = Daily home blend of tea!

Had an excellent cup of a home-made masala chai tea this morning.. Once again, at my parents house!

At parents’ house again! Some green tea leaves, PG Tips black tea and some spices all brewed together on the stove-top = Magnificent!

Mixed with some traditional spices to make a home-blend of chai.. Phenomenal! I love coming to my parents house!

While it’s not my favorite english breakfast tea it’s a good basic sturdy tea that always hits the spot. Drank with milk and sugar.

I love this tea. I drink this tea often. It’s just dang good tea. Robust black tea with a distinctive taste that goes fabulously with milk. MMMM.

Something old, comfortable, and familiar to wake up to. Wouldn’t you know it, the one morning I could sleep in I ended up with a wicked case of insomnia…counting on good ol’ PG to fortify me for the day ahead. Happy Thanksgiving: may you run out of fingers and toes to count your blessings on.

Running late this a.m. so I dumped this in water and frumped around the house trying to get ready … I am convinced that you can’t ruin this tea, period. Two minutes, five minutes, it’s all good … dump in a little half and half and it’ll cover any steeping error.

A very good open-your-eyes tea. A little hard to find in our corner of the Midwest.