Pure Leaf English Breakfast Tea Enveloped Pyramid Bags, 25 Bags, Pack of 6 (Total 150 Servings)

It is good for quick tea

I tried a lot of different black tea but this one honestly it’s the best I ever had the flavor theColor the tea bag and envelope all are perfect to my choice thank you

We had a chance to taste several of Pure Leaf teas, and as excellent all the other ones are, this one is a bit regular - couldn't really taste much difference comparing to the much cheaper alternative. Those teas are aimed at the top end of the market, each pyramide bag is individually wrapped and crushed tea leaves are encased in a pyramid bag made of fine plastic mesh. Box itself has a very handy strip opening at the bottom, so the remaining teabags just drop down when one is removed.Tea leaves have to be in boiling water for 4 minutes and the colour and aroma develop very fast. Tea is one of the best I ever tasted, full bodied and very refreshing. My only reservations are the amount of waste (plastic and otherwise), but other than that those teas are top quality.

I am not really much of a tea drinker - I like a cup every now and then and nothing too fancy.These make a nice cup and one that I have enjoyed. It has taste but not too strong.I would imagine that these wouldn't satisfy a pro tea drinker but good for me.

Gorgeous tea with a lovely mixture of robustness and a delicate, flowery, taste, My only criticism is that the tea bags (which are meshed) can tear when detaching the tag string.

I'm quite simple in my tea tastes, and English Breakfast is the 'vanilla' flavour of the tea world. Folk who like English Breakfast (like me) don't want too much exotic aftertaste seeping in, we want a 'nice cuppa'. The pyramid type tea bags with string allow quality brewing and simple removal (but are no doubt a price driver), but all that really matters is the taste and for me - this is a winner - different enough to taste 'quality' but familiar enough to still be a 'normal' cuppa. Nice.

These tea bags do make a lovely cup of tea. Beautifully presented as you would expect in a dispensing box, the individual pyramid shaped tea bags have a string attached for easy removal and no doubt the shape adds to the flavour, the leaves being allowed to circulate in the bag. The tea is a lovely rich brown colour, lovely to drink with or without milk and does give you that much needed lift you’d expect from a good cup of tea.

This is undoubtedly very nice tea: far from the sweepings from the blenders floor that some cheaper tea bags contain, the leaf and blend produces a tea with a good colour and flavour. the pyramidal shape and 'fabric' bag also indicate an up-market product. But I have to say that for the domestic user, the product is outrageously expensive, almost 23p per cup, and nowhere near so superior to other higher end tea products to justify the price.I LOVE tea, making loose leaf pots from speciality stores and pots using Yorkshire Tea too, both at significantly less cost than this product and with very little if any quality compromise. I cannot imagine a domestic consumer paying this premium price for little if any quality gain. The connoisseur won't be using teabags anyway, I wouldn't have thought.For a business, maybe I can see some presentation appeal, though if I were offered a teabag in a cup in a catering establishment wishing to appear upscale, I'd think they would have undermined there aspiration by doing so.Three stars bc the tea is good, but compromised by the absurd cost for home use. I won't be buying any.