Yorkshire Tea

[Perfesser]

A serious question here but I don't want to start a war as I'm going to guess that to invite the opinion of many of you this topic is as dangerous as politics or religion. 

I got a sample box of Yorkshire Tea dropped at my door (I'm guessing some promotion).  It's not something I've ever seen before in stores here so the question is :

Is it the legendary brew Youtube suggests or (much like our own Tim Horton's) straight to the compost bin?  

[BluBear]

Well, people drink it.

But I prefer PG Tips personally, as a softy Southerner.

 

[Crash]

Nowt rong we Yorkshire. A proper brew.

[BluBear]

For context Perf, Crash is located North of the Watford Gap, so he's in prime Yorkshire Tea catchment area. 😆

[DD_Arthur]

For even more context;  the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour has it's roots in Britain's addiction to tea...

[Friar]

If you are going to be making proper "builders tea", boil the kettle, pour on the tea bag (do I need to say in a mug?), I use a spoon to waggle it about to get the tea flowing, with the odd press against the side of the mug to assist. 2 minutes and your done. THEN ADD THE MILK (if required). I would say a B3 for me

 

[Perfesser]

Thanks folks, 

The Yorkshire tastes fine,  2 bags in a 16oz cup (500ml) is my usual brew (leave the bags in till the cup is empty... of course). It came out a bit weaker than I'm used to but the bag contents seem a bit lighter than my usual brand of Red Rose, however the taste was similar.

As above B3 or maybe a C2 is what I see but my oat milk doesn't play as nice as the real stuff, passable taste but it doesn't stay mixed as well as the real stuff.