Taylors of Harrogate Yorkshire Gold, 160 Count

I have been an ardent Tetley drinker for the past twenty or thirty years, but some time ago (maybe five-ten years) they changed their tea, and it's no longer very good. I like a nice strong, but not too tanniny tea with a good malty taste. i don't care for the various twinings, bigelow etc that seem to be more mainstream. I asked humans online, and a few ai and decided to try yorkshire tea and red rose. I tasted these alongside tetley (with sugar and cream), and while the yorkshire gold definitely had the nicest taste (flavorful, deep and slightly malty) it is pretty expensive for me, a thrifty scot, to drink every day. the red rose comes in second (not as strong, but tasty) and the tetley, sadly, last (it really didnt stand up to the milk and sugar too well it could taste them quite clearly, and it had more of a dry leaf taste to it than a good rounded tea taste) I will have to try some other kinds - middle eastern and indian teas as well as yorkshire red. But for thrifty people who drink a few cups a day, red rose (made in a smaller cup) is a pretty nice basic tea. And if you aren't thrifty, feel free to buy me some yorkshire gold