Yorkshire Tea Biscuit Brew Tea Bags, Pack of 4 (total of 160 tea bags)

Wonderful tea!!

This is pretty good. It does taste like tea and a cookie, what the British people call biscuits, but it's subtle and not overwhelming.

Here is what you need to know: this tea tastes great. I make it in the afternoon to get me through the slump during the work day. It smells delicious and goes down smooth. I take a bit of milk in mine to make it a treat. I have dunked Biscoff cookies in it: recursive since that is the basic flavor of the biscuit brew already. This tea isn't the least bit bitter - it is on the sweet side with a great aroma. The other things you should know: the tea comes in the cardboard box in a thin silvery wrapper -- the tea bags are not individually wrapped. I put them in a sealed container for longevity. The only real downside to this tea is it leaves a brown stain in my mugs. All tea does that to some extent, but this is substantially darker. I am compelled to scrub the mugs rather than just put them in the dishwasher. This is a good value - there are many in the box and the price was good for that many. There is definitely a nice caffeine kick to them. The packaging claims the tea bags are compostable, so that is a huge plus! They go right into the compost bin without fussing around to rip them open and separate out the tea from the bag.

So delicious! A cup of this tea is how I start every morning and I look forward to it! Just enough sweetness! Yum!

This is genuinely my FAVORITE TEA EVER! I love the flavor & it tastes good for a bagged tea. I would love if they put this out as loose leaf tea! I also wish it went on sale every once in a while. I know the prices in the UK go this can be as low as $2.70 for a box but here it’s $7 but I can’t stop buying it because I love it so much!

(Disclaimer: I am not British and don’t know much about English tea culture.) I absolutely adore the lineup offered by Taylors of Harrogate, and when I saw this (biscuit brew), I was curious and wanted to try it. So glad I did! It’s a touch more astringent than the Yorkshire Gold or Yorkshire Red blends, but it’s got a delicious shortbread cookie taste that isn’t overpowering. Since tea has no rules, I decided to make it with a splash of homemade vanilla extract and a couple lumps of brown sugar, topping it off with some French vanilla creamer. Do yourself a favor and try it yourself!! Edit- out of curiosity I decided to try the caramelized biscuit brew version, since I thoroughly enjoyed the regular biscuit brew. I won’t say that it is bad, because it’s not, but it’s got a strange artificial cinnamon taste that I wasn’t expecting. I don’t care for it and won’t purchase it again, and I will probably give this box to someone else to enjoy. Biscuit Brew is a delicious yes, Caramelized Biscuit Brew is a definite no. No stars deducted because it’s a matter of taste preference and not quality.

One of the best teas on the market. Always delicious.

Firstly, I must admit I don't drink as much tea as I used to, but in my younger days we imbibed on Tetley and Swee-Touch-Nee (a blend of black and orange pekoe). I started off trying the caramel biscuit brew as I love caramel/toffee etc... Big disappointment...only had a slight tingle of what I will call cloves...no caramel. I even added cream and sugar to no avail. Next I tried the Yorkshire Gold. I liked its robust flavour and that I could get 2 cups out of it. I only used a small amount of cream in it since I don't usually like sugar/sweetness added to my hot coffee or tea. Then I tried the red Yorkshire. Nice but not as bold as the gold. Lastly I am trying the malty biscuit and alas, like the other biscuit brew, I am disappointed--even added cream and sugar but no discernible flavour addition to the base tea detected. Though I didn't detect malty biscuit, I do prefer this one to the caramelized biscuit one since there was no clove aftertaste. I detest heavy clove but do enjoy cinnamon notes or cardamom or ginger, nutmeg etc... I do not smoke nor do I eat spicy foods and I have somewhat "super taster" taste buds, so the fact I couldn't detect any real flavour as to the advertised ones was a major disappointment. My favorite was the Yorkshire Gold, followed by Yorkshire (red), Malty Biscuit, Caramelized biscuit. I would not even bother buying either of the biscuit ones in the future, but I definitely may purchase the Yorkshire gold...it twanged my buds, lol. Bottom line: If you haven't tried any of these teas but want to before you invest in a whole box of one flavour, this is a great way to sample 4 different kinds. That way you aren't stuck with a whole box of a disappointing brew. UPDATE: I ended up buying a 200 count box of individually wrapped tea bags in the Yorkshire Gold flavour and am not disappointed in the least! 😋🫖💜 it was worth trying the sampler to be able to know which ones I liked and which ones I disliked. I really like the individually wrapped tea bags as they stay fresh longer, as opposed to the Yorkshire Decaf I bought which is 2 attached square tea bags all in a bunch in a box.