Yorkshire Harrogate Tea
Yorkshire Harrogate Tea is a high-quality black tea blend known for its rich and robust flavor. A versatile tea that turns golden when paired with milk!
Taste Notes: Bold, rich, smooth
Luxury Ingredients: Black tea.
Origin: Kenya / India / China
This tea supports the Ethical Tea Partnership
All Camellia sinensis in our blends contributes to a fairer, more sustainable tea industry.
CAFFEINE CONTENT | HIGH
Cup per oz
10-12 cups per 1 oz
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1-2
4-6 mins
1-2
205-212°F
In 475 ml (8oz)
4-6 mins
I am enjoying this product because of the tartness. I have also added this to my flavored teas that have hibiscus in it for extra flavor.
Ok, I am a London fog lover, but this was out of control!! I've only had one serving and I'm back to order more.
an absolute gem! this tea took me by surprise: perfectly toasty chocolate notes carried by the smoothness of Ceylon. with a little honey and a dash of milk, it makes mornings easy!
I've tried several, and chose this one for as gift for friends. lovely tea
This is a gorgeous tea. It's an elevated Earl Grey. It has those creamy notes to it that pair beautifully with a splash of milk. The quality of this tea is one of the best I have ever tried. It's aromatic, intensely flavourful and is not bitter, even after a long steep.




Delicious and perfect for every day drinking.
Thanks, this is so much better than the previous Yorkshire Harr. that I've had.
This tea gets strong quickly; I use a scant dessert spoon and give a 3 minuite steep. It has good flavor and I added a pound to my shopping basket.
Let's face it, I tried it for the name--made me think of the James Herriot books I love to read. This is an excellent tea--strong, robust, similar to a breakfast tea but much smoother. I like this for mornings and afternoon, or any time I need a little brightening up. This is another one I'll keep in stock. I'm so glad I found this blend and Culinary Teas!
This tea is dark and strong. I quite enjoy it with milk and sugar. Drinking this tea, I could almost imagine myself in the Dales. I like this on cold, gloomy days to brighten up the bluster.

