Classic British Flight Sim

This evening, I noticed Real Yorkshire Tea from Taylors of Harrogate.

If it is truly the way to make a "real brew", WT# is it doing in a tea bag!?
They claim that it's "blended in the rolling hills of Yorkshire", as though that is supposed to enhance it somehow

Two qestions:
Anybody tasted it?
Any good?
I might still not buy it, btw.

The Mrs likes it. I Dont drink tea myself though.

It's certainly popular over here Mike though like Dave.. I rarely drink tea. Grab a small box (should one exist) and give it a try. If you like it.. all well and good. If you don't.. give it to visitors you're not that keen on

ATB
DaveB

We have some 'Yorkshire TREE' that was brought over by my son recently, it seems to go well with our limestone water. I'm a coffee man myself though, so cannot comment!
Keith

Yorkshire Tea sells here as it is blended for hard water areas. "Here" is on the Essex/ Herts. border.

By coincidence, whilst I was sitting here lost in concentration on my next build, SWMBO walked in carrying my afternoon cuppa (bless her ).
Yes, it's Taylors Yorkshire tea which apparently we've had for years, 'cos 'we' like it, she said.
HTH
Cheers
Dave M(oly)

hobby wrote:Yorkshire Tea sells here as it is blended for hard water areas.

You learn something new every day. Cambridge water is very hard, so I'll buy some.

Ahh yes Yorkshire Tea, from the vast and expansive tea plantations on the slopes of Leeds & Bradford.

Molyned wrote:By coincidence, whilst I was sitting here lost in concentration on my next build, SWMBO walked in carrying my afternoon cuppa Taylors Yorkshire tea
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Dave M(oly)

Whilst whistling Irving Caesar's tune, Tea for Two ?

Airspeed wrote: Real Yorkshire Tea from Taylors of Harrogate.

My Dad would have nothing else, to the point that the first time we went to Australia, he took a box of it with him. I found out, as we were going through arrivals at Sydney and said we'd have to go through the 'goods to Declare' channel. When we got to the customs officer and showed him what we'd got, he said 'No worries mate, I'm not bothered about that' and we went straight through. We therefore missed the long queues in the 'nothing to declare' channel.

Airspeed wrote: Two qestions:
Anybody tasted it?
Any good?
I might still not buy it, btw.

Yes, it's very good. If you can find the 'Gold' version, it's even better.

It even has an aviation link. Check out -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVjiGWUhHnw

Which features the British aerobatic team 'The Blades'.

Paul K wrote:

hobby wrote:Yorkshire Tea sells here as it is blended for hard water areas.

You learn something new every day. Cambridge water is very hard, so I'll buy some.

Tell me about it, I swear I've seen six inch nails come out of the tap. Kettles last about two minutes.

Kevin