• Yorkshire Gold is a high quality blend made from specially selected black teas from the ten finest tea gardens in Asam, Rwanda and Kenya. This tea produces a rich, golden liquor that is full of character and brightness with a brisk, refreshing character.
• Why does Yorkshire tea taste so good? The simple reason is that we never compromise on quality. We always buy the very best teas for our blends and you can really taste the difference
• Yorkshire Gold Tea boasts a rich, malty flavour is best enjoyed with milk and sugar to taste
• We do everything properly as all Yorkshire tea is produced by Rainforest Alliance Certified Growers
• Our Yorkshire Tea boxes carry the trademark of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) – a not-for-profit organisation which promotes responsible forest management, harvesting wood in a way that assures the forest's biodiversity, productivity and ecological processes are preserved
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SPECIALISTS IN TEA
We are a family business based in the historic spa town of Harrogate, England – devoted to the craft of outstanding tea. We do things properly, without shortcuts, showing care and respect to everyone along the way – from the people who grow it to the people who drink it. Since 1886, when our founder Charles Taylor sold his first pack of tea, that’s been right at the heart of our company, and we think it shows.
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CLASSIC BRITISH SPECIALITY TEAS
Our extensive selection of fine British Classic teas range from rich black teas selected at their seasonal peak, to organic and decaffeinated blends, elegant green teas, and refreshing herbal infusions.
Our range is currently sold in over 35 countries over the world and is available in a 20 count pack for retail, and 100 count pack for out of home (HORECA) providers, as well as leaf tea caddies and cartons.
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Taylors of Harrogate has dedicated itself to planting trees and reducing carbon footprint. The product is Rainforest Alliance-certified and we are honoured to hold a British Royal warrant which is granted by Prince of Wales.
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