Is yorkshire tea made in yorkshire ?

Question

I always assumed that tea come from india/china etc.

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Yorkshire Tea
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Yorkshire Tea is a black tea blend produced by Taylors of Harrogate, one of the few remaining family tea and coffee merchants in the United Kingdom. The company was founded in 1886 by Yorkshire tea merchant Charles Taylor and has a reputation for producing high quality teas. Blended from Indian, African and Sri Lankan teas, it is available in four varieties: original Yorkshire Tea; Yorkshire Tea for Hard Water; "luxury blend" Yorkshire Gold; and decaffeinated (currently only available in bags).

When Safeway was taken over by Yorkshire-based Morrisons in 2004, commentators in the London press noted the amount of shelf space in former Safeway stores that was suddenly given over to Yorkshire Tea.

Answer 2

Where Is Yorkshire Tea Made

Answer 3

Where Is Yorkshire Tea Grown

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Personally I like Tetley but have also used Typhoo and even supermarket own brand when others not available. However you must realise that any tea is only as good as the water it is made with. A number of years ago my parents had a holiday in Yorkshire and mum really really loved the tea, (this was actually before the brand Yorkshire Tea was widely available outside the county). On the last day of their holiday as they were leaving, the landlady at the guest house, gave my mum a little bag with around a dozen tea bags in. She could not wait to get home and try them, oh the disapointment when the resulting brew tasted nothing like it had back in Yorkshire. Hard water instead of soft, even different milk made it taste completely different. AND PLEASE REMEMBER boiling water has to be poured directly onto the tea leaves or bag (this is as opposed to dunking a bag into hotish water) and it is always served with COLD milk.

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Is yorkshire tea made in yorkshire ?
I always assumed that tea come from india/china etc.

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It's not grown in Yorkshire (obviously) but is blended by a company based there (Betty's & Taylor's of Harrogate) and to suit the taste of Yorkshire folk - strong enough that you can get 3 cups out of one bag!

Not that I'm saying they're tight or anything, obviously... :-)

Answer 8

I think a yorkshire tea is similar to a devonshire tea - you know tea with scones jam and cream. I think a yorkshire tea consists of tea and maybe parkin or some other cake typical of yorkshire in England

Answer 9

The tea is cultivated in India, Rwanda and Kenya but packed and blended in Yorkshire. (The Yorkshire Gold is from India, Rwanda and Kenya)

Answer 10

Possibly packaged in Yorkshire. However, the leaves won't be cultivated here.

And that'll surely get the attention of those bureaucrats in Brussels.