Taylors of Harrogate Yorkshire Red Loose Leaf, Kilo Bag, 35.27 Ounce (Pack of 1)Rainforest AllianceRainforest AllianceRainforest AllianceRainforest Alliance

This is the high caffeine breakfast, open your eyes British breakfast tea. Not quite the caffeine jolt of a stout cup of coffee but much more than a standard motel free teabag. Get your eyes open wit this tea. Not for bedtime soothing

Absolutely love Yorkshire Tea! The rich, full-bodied flavor is unmatched — it's strong, smooth, and wonderfully comforting. You can truly taste the quality in every cup. My husband and I use this as a slow afternoon ritual, it delivers a consistently bold and satisfying taste.

If you know teas, this is an excellent brand and distributor. Brewed properly, it will be smooth without bitterness and oddly satisfying.

this tea, while called loose leaf, looks like they emptied teabags into the bag. it still tastes as good as Yorkshire tea always does, but it's not whole leaf

This is a very good morning tea. I mean, a strong brew that gives you that kick. You just need to find your sweet spot in terms of quantity and steeping length. Very nice!

One of my favorite teas. Bold flavor. High caffeine content. Love that it comes in bulk loose leaf.

Quothe the raven, NEVER more! Though it is a product of much north-south vitriol and debate in FB, trust me - it’s not worth the keystrokes tomorder. At some point between harvest, fermenting and roasting, it is chopped into tiny granules, like ground coffee it explodes into a deep, quite pretty mahogany. God knows what all has been chopped to grit in this stuff. The instant it hits the water that is the best thing about this tea. Absolutely lovely color (and flavor!) of ferrous oxide. From that point on, brace for impact! Once it hits your tongue, it is biter, rekentless. It has no ebb in its rusty, metallic siege-tide through with any whisper of pleasing richness might stagger, dying across the pallet. I may use the remainder of the bag to top dress my roses, but I’m afraid spontaneous combustion may incinerate anything in the garden it touches.Buy a whole leaf tea….and not from Taylor!

Having grown up doing tea all proper-like, in a tea pot with loose leaves, I was used to using a tea strainer. For those used to tea bagged tea, this might be a step you're not prepared for. I personally am trying to get away from the chemicals that can leach out from the tea bags themselves. The tea leaves are small, like granules when dry, but that means you need not put as much in the put to get a flavorful full-bodies cup of tea. I typically put a heaped tablespoon of the tea in a large tea pot (the kind that can hold up to 8 cups of water, or 4 mugs). I will buy again when I see it on a good price. Noticed that Amazon most likely has an algorithm application that seems to adjust prices based on demand.