Taylors of Harrogate Scottish Breakfast Black Tea Individually Wrapped Bags, 50 Count (Pack of 1), Strong, Malty and Full, Caffeinated, Enjoy Hot or Iced, 50 Teabags

If you’re looking for a nice, full-bodied tea that you want to add milk to, the kind of rich-tasting breakfast variety tea that provides comfort as you wake up, then this is your tea. And it’s a great value for when you don’t want to spend coffee prices but you also don’t want something that came from the grocery store. A great staple tea for my pantry.

Very tasty

Beautiful strong breakfast tea. Nice packaging, good price. Will order again.

Sister-in-law brought Scottish breakfast tea back from a trip. Absolutely love it better than English or Irish. This brand from Amazon is delicious hot or iced!

This review is for the "Taylors of Harrogate Scottish Breakfast Tea" product. This is a rather delicious, pleasant tea to have, overall. My two personal complaints are when I followed the directions as stated, the tea comes out rather weak for my tastes (using three bags of Lipton gives the needed strength for a full pot of tea). The directions have you use a teapot to serve one cup of tea in, yet it is rather weak for milk or sugar, but tastes just fine by itself. What I think is needed is maybe at least two or three teabags if you're going to brew it in a full pot. For fifty teabags per box, ~$10 is a bit up there, but seems to be worth the purchase, however, from what I found, these teabags best benefit when you brew it in the cup you're going to drink out of, which then it gives the best strength I look for in a tea. I think the reason why it wants you to do it in a pot is so it has enough room to brew in, and probably the suggested amount to brew the tea in is enough for one or two persons, which one or two bags may suffice for that amount. I think that, to get the best brew in the pot, loose leaf may be considered, and without the filtered bag. However, on a budget, based on per ounce, this would be a better buy, if Lipton doesn't satisfy your palate. However, I can say that it does make great iced tea, if hot tea isn't your, er... "cup of tea." But as I think about it, on the first part of my review, it is probably because I am using a half filled teapot and one bag of tea doesn't cut it based on how much water is in there. I might want to start using three teabags on a filled pot to see if it makes a difference. This review is based on using a pot of tea, with one or two teabags of the same product, brewed in water that was boiled at 212 degrees Fahrenheit (100 degrees Celsius). This will be updated once I have tried it with three teabags in the pot. EDIT: Three teabags do not make a lick of a difference for a pot, and you'd be wasting teabags for it. Stick with one or two to be safe.

The most favorite thing with this product is less wrappers. It comes in a one box and when you open the lid, you could see 50 tea bags are stacked up in two rows directly inside of the box. Less garbage, less guilty feeling to use tea bags. It is perfect for people who enjoy the tea only for themselves. As for keeping them fresh, I just use an air-tight container to store them or sealable plastic bag could work as well. I have been a big fan of Taylor's Scottish breakfast tea for a long time. I like loose leaf style, too, but sometimes the tea bag style is more handy at home. Everytime I get the individual packeted tea bags, I appreciate the beauty of it, but I feel so guilty to create the garbage by ripping off packets. So, that's why I am really satisfied with this product for that purpose.

Love the full body, rich flavor of this tea. Contains some caffeine, so I have to drink it on the morning.

I seriously love this tea so much that I can't go a day without it. If you like a robust black tea, this is it--makes other black teas seem so weak.