AMERICAN girl DECIDES which BRITISH TEA Tastes the BEST!

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Best stick to passionfruit Snapple.

[@1oneguythat]

What do we think about yorkshire gold?!?!?!?

[@BigC1290]

Tea is more popular here while coffee is more popular in America even though we do drink both Americans definitely prefer coffee more I've noticed

[@Thomas-lv9se]

Yorkshire Gold is definitely the best out of the ones you bought. I grew up in East Frisia (Germany) - the region where people drink about 300 litres of tea per year... a world record! Well, Yorkshire Tea Gold has got a very distinctive, mild taste if you add milk like you're supposed to. However, none of the regular tea in tea bags is of great quality - it's more like a product you can consume every day. More expensive tea tastes much better but costs A LOT more.

[@ChuckyVideosEntertaining]

Pg tips is the best tea, the reason yorkshire is the nation's favourite now is because of patriotic biased Yorkshire people in England, they don't want to try anything only if it's made from Yorkshire then making out it's the best tea just because it's from Yorkshire.

[@LoveJonLovell]

I was SO pleased with the results! The very first teabags you ever bought for when I first came to visit... These will be our tea bags for life!!!

[@BritTucky]

You're my teabag for life!

[@M4A1BestGirl]

Never tried British tea before but I'm told Earl Grey is the best

[@theoilisburning7444]

Very important information: the flavour of tea has NOTHING to do with the colour of the tea liqueur, or the caffeine content, Flavour is completely isolated from any other aspect of the tea other than quality.

[@timaustin2000]

Co-op's Blend 99 is actually pretty darned good, too. Would bet good money that it's made by Typhoo in Liverpool, as they produce a lot of supermarket teas. Odd that Typhoo didn't make the cut. Some people swear by it.

[@vickytaylor9155]

In the UK you can also buy teabags depending on whether you have hard water or soft water.

[@BritTucky]

That's really interesting. I don't think I have hard water, I never have to descale my kettle at home. The water at work is a lot different, very hard water.

[@russcattell955i]

So, you are a PG gal, I was raised on the stuff my mother's favourite. Lately I have been drinking plenty of Irish tea. I got a taste for it when visiting my father in the Emerald Isle.

[@russcattell955i]

Becky, have you seen the old PG tips chimpanzee TV ad's ? Quite funny.

[@davebirch1976]

I believe the Taylors of Harrogate breakfast tea is the one that is served at Betty's tea Room which has tea rooms in Harrogate, York, ilkley,snf Northallerton A pot of that for one person costs £3.45 ($4.89) so it's quite expensive to visit there and there's always a queue to get in at the York one, but people say it's worth it for the traditional afternoon English tea experience (which is not just a drink you get food as well)

[@BritTucky]

Oh, nice! I'm reading a book by Kate Atkinson wherein Jackson Brodie talks about visiting all the Betty's Tea Rooms!

[@gezzly72]

Been drinking pg tips for years and changed to Yorkshire tea to see what all the fuss was about…still prefer my pg tips

[@stumccabe]

Now that's what I call science! This is an experiment I haven't done because I don't think I need a thousand teabags in my cupboard!

[@BritTucky]

Yes, I was quite disappointed afterward when I looked down at all the tea I wouldn't drink haha

[@Brillbrits]

My absolute favorite tea as of late is Mighty Leaf! I don’t need milk or sugar in it - tastes amazing!

[@BritTucky]

I'll check it out! Is it a black tea?

[@Brillbrits]

Yes, I think you can get it from Whole Foods.

[@Georgestella100]

PG Tips has always been my favourite cuppa. Can't get it here in Turkey, in fact I haven't seen any of those teas where I live in 13 years and expensive to import! The only decent English type tea was Yorkshire Ceylon but that disappeared 6-7 years ago!

[@chocolateteapot7246]

My favorites are fortnum and masons royal blend, And whittards of Chelsea Earl Grey/Lady Grey. But always loose leaf tea, also different teas steep at different times anywhere between 1 and 6 minutes. But did grow up with pg tips 😊

[@chocolateteapot7246]

Also if you want a laugh look at the pg tips chimp adverts.

[@BritTucky]

I do want to do a Earl Gray/Lady Gray test, as well as white tea vs. black tea. I've been trying to find tips loose leaf, but I think I'll have to order it online.

[@wendychoate2553]

I like twings but P&G tips good too. Wouldn't believe this I found Stcoop Waffles 2 in a package for a dollar at the Dollar Tree couldn't believe I saw and got some there of all places

[@BritTucky]

That is awesome! The only place I can find them in town is Walgreens. Walmart doesn't carry them anymore. I will definitely check out the dollar tree! I am slowly working my way through a box of 24 that I found on Boxed.

[@peterwilson6509]

Yorkshire tea my favourite boiling water on the bag the bag must rise to top 30 seconds no sugar skimmed milk sorted 😋 😄

[@BigC1290]

Tetley is more superior than pg tigs imo it's stronger better tea taste

[@MrMarkuk1]

I generally like loose tea made in a teapot the old fashion way

[@BritTucky]

I think I'm going to buy some Tips loose leaf. I don't think I could find it anywhere near here (as I couldn't find loose leaf black tea at all), so I'll have to order it.

[@stephenmccann1482]

I drink loose leaf teas from Octavia Tea here in the US. They have many different teas, and with every order they send sample packs with enough leaves for 1-2 cups, so you can try different teas.

[@edmonddantes5104]

​@BritTucky the Tetley brand makes some decent loose tea , more accessible in the states and less expensive. I have a box I put in the caddy . Ahmad is another one that makes loose tea also inexpensive . I recommend their Loose Broken leaf Assam , there Ceylon is good also but milder then Assam

[@JustinGarfield1]

Yorkshire gold is my favorite

[@andrewfarrow635]

PG tips for me, I never buy anything else.

[@mattpotter8725]

If you're used to Tetley and PG Tips then you will obviously favour that kind of tea. They aren't bad and are drinkable, but I prefer Yorkshire Tea and Yorkshire Gold, which I find to be a little bit stronger and tastier, so it's odd you didn't find this. I do think I'd you are doing taste tests you should maybe have a bit of water between each cuppa before tasting the next one. One's you may have tasted straight after the strong or black ones will obviously taste bland as you've had your taste buds heightened. I might have to watch this back to see if I can work out the order you tasted them in as I suspect you probably had a stronger one immediately before the Yorkshire Gold. I also don't think it takes 3 minutes with the bag in the cup to make a cuppa. I'll do that with some herbal teas, but not these normal English tea blends. One last thing, and it's probably because you can't get it over there, but Twinnings make a good English Breakfast Tea (in a yellow box, if I remember right). The one you had I've never seen over here!!! Oh, and another last thing before I forget, but if/when you're over here is you're in Yorkshire please go to a Betty's Tea Room (though not the one in the square in York, the one that was known as Little Betty's on Stonegate, is such a cool place). The best ones are the ones in Ilkley or the original one in Harrogate. And when there you just have to have a Fat Rascal!!! Don't ask, they are a must have (maybe they ship to the US, although that would be expensive)!!! Great video though, living the output, keep up the good work and stay safe!!!

[@BritTucky]

Thanks for the tea tips! Unfortunately I hadn't learned to like tea the last time I was in York, so I will add Betty's Tea Room to my list when I return!

[@theoilisburning7444]

No Yorkshire tea is just too bitter, I think what’s happened is people have become biased and obsessed with the brand and the name, and not the actual tea quality.

[@mattpotter8725]

@@theoilisburning7444 Rubbish. I don't just drink Yorkshire Tea because of the branding. It's not at all bitter!!! You're obviously used to just drinking rubbish tea like PG Tips or maybe the water where you are makes it bitter (or your tea pot)!!!

[@theoilisburning7444]

@@mattpotter8725 why would the water or teapot taste bitter, I don’t drink PG tips, I think this is a clear sign that you have bowed to the Yorkshire tea brand and name, even a generic decent quality black loose leaf tea blend is atleast 5 times better than any Yorkshire tea product.

[@helenwood8482]

Earl Grey is black tea.

[@sharp78htdc61]

PG tips all the way.

[@peterwilson6509]

P g tips pants he he 😃😄

[@helenwood8482]

Yorkshire tea is just overrated, but then, so is PG Tips.

[@BigC1290]

Tea bags shouldn't be leaking tea their meant to be squeezed out properly not still holding tea.

[@BigC1290]

@@BBBBBBBBBBBX you're meant u idiot after it's been well brewed