Thank you very much for your multi-video review of PG Tips and the new bag issue. My brother gave me his old box of PG Tips pyramids along with a bunch of other teas. I liked PG Tips Pyramids the best of all of them. (We're in the USA.) Been trying to buy them on Amazon and just not finding the pyramid bags... and now I know why. If it's no longer on the market, I'm not even going to attempt to buy PG Tips any more. Back to the drawing board.
The very chic brand, Tea Forte, has pyramid-shaped bags (and a cute little leaf dunker), so not sure why PG would have spent fifty million pounds to decide to revert to flat bags. I have used flat bags for my entire life (with the exception of Tea Forte bags when received as gifts). Lipton tea is shite, which is why sane Americans drink Twinings. Thanks for the review; nonetheless, for me, tea is one of those things on which one should spend a bit more as the cost differential is minimal and the enjoyment that much more rewarding.
Gentlemen, I brew my tea for 30 minutes, rather than thirty seconds. I have two bags in a large mug, with a touch of milk, this leaves a very dark brew which puts most people off. Each to their own, I guess, I am currently drinking Lidl's Gold Blend, which has been my stand by for years now. I find it a quite acceptable brew and as a pensioner, I find the price equally acceptable. Needless to say, I won't be trying the new blend new{old}, shape PG Tips, they are rather fortunately, out of my league.
Wow, that's big, 30 mins?! Like you say, each to their own. We've done a review of the Lidl Gold, I had to check it to see what I thought. The Lidl Gold is a way better choice, so why wouldn't you stick with the Lidl?
Thank you very much for your multi-video review of PG Tips and the new bag issue. My brother gave me his old box of PG Tips pyramids along with a bunch of other teas. I liked PG Tips Pyramids the best of all of them. (We're in the USA.) Been trying to buy them on Amazon and just not finding the pyramid bags... and now I know why. If it's no longer on the market, I'm not even going to attempt to buy PG Tips any more. Back to the drawing board.
I think it's wise to move on from PG Tips, there's plenty better.
The very chic brand, Tea Forte, has pyramid-shaped bags (and a cute little leaf dunker), so not sure why PG would have spent fifty million pounds to decide to revert to flat bags. I have used flat bags for my entire life (with the exception of Tea Forte bags when received as gifts). Lipton tea is shite, which is why sane Americans drink Twinings. Thanks for the review; nonetheless, for me, tea is one of those things on which one should spend a bit more as the cost differential is minimal and the enjoyment that much more rewarding.
Very wise words.
Gentlemen, I brew my tea for 30 minutes, rather than thirty seconds. I have two bags in a large mug, with a touch of milk, this leaves a very dark brew which puts most people off. Each to their own, I guess, I am currently drinking Lidl's Gold Blend, which has been my stand by for years now. I find it a quite acceptable brew and as a pensioner, I find the price equally acceptable. Needless to say, I won't be trying the new blend new{old}, shape PG Tips, they are rather fortunately, out of my league.
Wow, that's big, 30 mins?! Like you say, each to their own. We've done a review of the Lidl Gold, I had to check it to see what I thought. The Lidl Gold is a way better choice, so why wouldn't you stick with the Lidl?
I googled "things you can do in 30 seconds" (safe search turned on).. Entertaining and educational, just like Punk Tea 😀
🤣🤣 thank you.