Yorkshire Tea Biscuit Brew 40 Tea Bags 100G (Yorkshire Tea Biscuit Brew 40 Te...

Lovely, rich flavor. This is my new favorite tea brand and flavor. So yummy!

It is insane the way the tea has a very lovely and strong aroma of biscuits! I don’t really taste them, but a splash of milk and sugar added absolutely makes this tea my new favorite, and it’s great to eat with biscuits. If you’re expecting a drink to taste like biscuits, it doesn’t, it kind of tastes like plain black tea, nothing special, but the aroma is just like inhaling one. The box arrived a bit squished but it didn’t affect the tea bags. The bags are very delicate so be careful when separating them! I would definitely buy this tea again!

As a 20 year user of the Yorkshire brand as my tea of choice, I decided to try the biscuit brew. Normally, I don't like my tea monkeyed with, thank you. Just a good strong cup of black tea is my preference. Sadly my palate is not good enough to tell much difference. Still the good strong flavor of Yorkshire but no biscuit for me. There is a rounder softer backend of a sip that is interesting. Where I found this tea to Excell is using it to make iced tea. I think it provides great tasting iced tea. Several of my friends noticed the soft taste and accused me of switching brands. Try this brew I believe you'll enjoy it.

I've been wanting to try the biscuit tea for quite some time. I thought it was supposed to have a malt flavor but I'm not getting that. Of course, US malt could be totally different than malt from the UK. I think I need to try out some biscuits from there for comparison. Some may think the cost is high but compared to the $20 it will take to ship a box from the UK, the price isn't bad at all. Overall it's still a good tasting tea. It's a good black tea with an added tastes of "something". What the "somethings" are I haven't a clue but the flavor is still nice. It would have gotten 5 stars if it tasted like the malt I was expecting and the reason I don't do 5 stars as giftable is simply because we all have different tastes where teas are concerned so it might not be gifatable to everyone.

Took 1-2 times of trying to like the flavor. Now I love it! It’s like having dessert without sugar. Use 100C water, steep for 5 minutes, add some milk — Delicious tea!!!

I have settled on a nice malty assam as my favorite tea profile. While searching for teas that match that, I saw references to this Yorkshire blend. The tea is malty on its own, then there is a soft, subtle tea biscuitness in the background. Nothing too pronounced or artificial...just another creamy, tasty layer of maltiness. I typically buy loose leaf teas as they tend to me more flavorful, but this tea bag is a winner in my book and reasonably priced. I'd suggest serving with sugar (or sweetener of your choice) and milk. Box did come crushed, but inner packaging & product wasn't damaged.

I'd read some time back, while looking for a replacement for my favorite Rington's Traditional (which is no longer sold stateside) that among the best of the malty British teas was this offering. I'm a big fan of Yorkshire Gold, and thought perhaps this might be the trick. Not so much. Was it bad? No. It will make a nice dessert tea every now and then, although whatever natural flavor was used to replicate the biscuity taste is a bit disappointing and clung to the tongue longer than I'd expected. Back to the drawing board; if you're reading this and appreciate a good malty tea, leave your recommendations in the comments, please.

This tea is like a hug in a mug. A little maple syrup and a splash of soy milk and you have the most delicious, comforting cup of tea. Other reviews described it as having a malty flavor. I suppose this could be accurate. I would say it is smooth with a nice biscuit (cookie) undertone that is really brought out with a little sweetener and milk. So good!

My wife loves this tea and it is quite difficult to find in supermarkets now.

Yummy tea!! Love this one

Absolutely delicious. Definitely recommend.

These are "nice", but I prefer the normal Yorkshire Tea Bags and a real biscuit.

My son loves this !! It’s a malty taste and quite sweet