Taylors of Harrogate Classic Chai Tea, 20 Teabags (Pack of 1)

If you are a chai fan, I highly recommend this. Prior to trying this my favorite was the Bridgerton chai. I tried out a box of this when the former kept being out of stock. Next time I ordered I bought a six pack. Excellent blend of tea and spices. Very fair price, especially for a six pack. It is now my favorite chai.

My brother turned me on to this tea about a month ago. I've been drinking coffee most of my life but had quit for about 6 months. This tea is a nice little change

Delicious. Best when taken with hot water

Absolutely love Taylors tea and their chai spice blend is delicious. However, there is so little tea and spice in their chai teabags (2024) that the cuppa will taste watered down if more than 6 ounces of water are used. While I'm certain Taylors would say they build for a 6 ounce cup, most hot serve cups exceed 6 ounces by, at least, a couple of ounces and there is simply no room for that extra water with these Taylor chai tea bags, 5 out of 5 stars for the blend _minus_ 1 star for pulling a scrooge and "shrinkflating" the chai tea blend in each teabag for a 4 star rating.

Earl grey tea is a simple pleasure in this world. Smell, taste, quality - would recommend.

Love this tea. It wasn't so much that I'd say it has a Christmas feeling but more of just a hint of cinnamon to make it not boring but I'm still drinking it even in summertime. has a great taste and if you're looking for a change from the usual tea then this is for you. Caffeine content was just enough, and the value of the price was great. Great aroma!

I purchased this at a local store and couldn’t wait to order more on Amazon. Subtle flavor, perfect for those cold winter days.

I'm a huge fan of Earl Grey tea. While I'm waiting for the water to boil, I often carry the tea bag (or its little wrapper) around the apartment with me, inhaling its aroma fervently and obsessively like some kind of junkie, often muttering under my breath, "mmmm!" and "ohhhh!" and "come to mama, you gorgeous, piquant notes of bergamot!" A really good mug of hot Earl Grey with a dollop of maple syrup and non-dairy creamer (dubbed a "London Fog," if you didn't know) is so delicious it can stand in for dessert.All of this is why I was a bit disappointed with my order of a box of Taylor's Earl Grey tea. I'd never tried this brand before - - I think up until now I'd mostly purchased Twinings - - but I was up for expanding my horizons, and this brand was affordable. I tried a mug hot, and I made a pitcher of iced, and both temperatures ended up just...very average. Honestly, if you'd told me I was drinking English Breakfast, or general black tea, I'd have believed you. That signature bergamot and smokey tang is very subtle in this brand. I mean it's perfectly drinkable - - it's not awful - - it's just not special, the way I want Earl Grey to taste special. I think next time I'm going to try the Stash Double Bergamot Earl Grey and see if that satisfies my craving. I hope this doesn't mean I'm developing a tolerance...I can quit any time, you guys, I swear. No really.