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“This is another brand I would occasionally drink with my Grandpap, when he wasn’t drinking Lipton or Red Rose. I keep this in stock for the quick cup, hurry up tea. It is not as good as Red Rose...” Read full tasting note
“Tea of the morning….. And tea 20 of 24. This one came from Batrachoid. Thank you! I know I am always hesitant to try a bagged tea anymore, but really, I should just get over that. This is good. ...” Read full tasting note
“This is the supposedly British version of Tetley marketed to the US. I’m not sure if it is the exact same blend as found in the UK, but to me it tastes kind of weak. Hopefully the Tetley across the...” Read full tasting note
“I fixed some of this because it was leftover from a party and I just wanted some simple iced tea with my lunch. I felt funny steeping Tetley tea in my Teavana tumbler. ;P I brewed double strength...” Read full tasting note
One of our best selling teas, this robust, full-bodied blend of some of the world’s finest teas combined to create this hearty tea. Tea bags contain 25% more tea than standard tea bags (2.5 grams vs. 2.0 grams). Soft and porous Perflo tissue is used in our round, stringless tea bags for faster infusion and better flavor release.
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Tetley British Blend is the classic “Builders Teas”. They have commercials from the 80’s about the bag shape and all the perforations. To be honest, if you’re looking for a good, strong tea to get you going, this tea is one of the classics. When I was over in England for Christmas, this tea was in the house. Sadly, the house flooded when I was there. But, to keep me company in the days I had ahead with all the cleanup, Tetley British Blend was my companion. It’s a cheap, good tea and I recommend it to anyone looking for a good “Builders Tea”.
Never a bad tea, and never a great tea. This tea is fairly sweet -even more-so with milk and sugar, which is my favored way of having my tea. It is light and occasionally slightly astringent. My big problem with this seems to be that Tetly is very inconsistent with this blend-I’ve had some boxes that were fairly strong (love) and some boxes that seemed pretty week (not so much love).
I used to drink Lipton. Oh how young and naive I was back then. Little did I know, there was a stronger, more delicious gem of a tea bag out there until I was introduced to Tetley British Blend. One sip of this, and you will never want to go back to any other black tea. The introduction of Tetley tea filled the Tetley teabag shaped hole in my heart. I typically take my black teas with little sugar, lots of milk—but not so much that I’m essentially drinking milk. Take it with evaporated milk, and 1/2 a teaspoon to a teaspoon of brown sugar. Mmmm, de-lish!
