Orange Pekoe Tea (216)

Hard to find tea that is not black or green. This is perfect.

This is a great tasting tea and my family love the taste. I do recommend this buy.

Finally! I found some Orange Pekoe tea, in a large box. No one I know likes Earl Gray. How did it get so popular?

The box the Red Rose Tea came in was ripped and tapped shut. this is a item to be drank. I want a replacement

I love the taste of this tea. Unfortunately this last shipment arrived damaged. Outer shipping box in good shape. But the product box was damaged and appears as if someone intentionally opened it. Contents seems to be as expected.

Great hot tea! Been drinking a few years. Highly recommend.

When this order came to me the boxes of tea were open. There was no clear wrap on any of the 4 boxes. The actual boxes were open.

Came in soft package which arrived crushed but in original cellophane with home printed avery label expiration sticker with a date that absolutely MATCHED the date printed on the crumpled box itself under the crumpled factory cellophane. Lots of dust in the battered box but bags intact. A quick shake and into an airtight container. First bag in 14 ounce pot steeped at about 205F perfect for my taste of straight black tea at 4-5 minutes, but could certainly handle hotter and longer if you prefer milk and sugar or other additions. Superior to Red Rose Original. Yes, there are many loose leaf teas and a few bagged teas of more preferable taste, however, the knowledge that this is a third party tested 100% pesticide free tea makes it that much sweeter and 1000% more enjoyable than tea containing pesticides within acceptable levels. Seriously, I show you 31 varieties of tea and tell you they all contain at least some of one or most likely several potentially harmful pesticides, but all at "acceptable" levels, what choice are you going to make? I break with the concept of "acceptance of risk" when it comes to literally eating food with poison sprayed on it when there is at least an adequate non-poison alternative. Call me crazy. I do want to see Red Rose Orange Pekoe continue to be tested by third parties to confirm and maintain this pesticide free status.