Taylors of Harrogate Yorkshire Tea Bedtime Brew 40 tea bags, 100g

This is a good decaf tea. Tastes good, easy to brew.

Best Sleepytime Tea I have used. It works well most every night and the flavor is nice.

Taylors of Harrogate Yorkshire Tea Bedtime Brew is a delicious decaffeinated evening hot tea. - A flavorful blend of decaffeinated black tea and flavors of nutmeg and vanilla. - Brewing suggestion included on the box, see photo. - Great brewed with a pinch or two of dried mint. - Great to sip on by itself, or accompanied by dessert. - Add a spoon of manuka honey, or a splash of half-and-half or milk to your liking. - Storage Note: The tea bags are not individually wrapped, see photo. I divide the box of teabags into 2 ziploc sandwich bags for storage. - A terrific value. I highly recommend this product.

It's a bit expensive for 40 teabags and it took almost 6 weeks to get here. Otherwise, now I'm worried about liking so much I'll want to keep ordering it. When Covid over will plan a trip to UK and stock up.

An amazing tea to unwind to at the end of a long day. Mellow flavor that refreshes and relaxes the body and mind.

Bought this to drink during the day, because the flavor sounded like a chai without caffeine. Never, ever expected it to have any impact upon general alertness, never mind have the ability to induce drowsiness, but it does. Discovered it quite by mistake after drinking it for breakfast and felt sleepy headed all morning. It seems implausible, but having tried it now during different times of day I think you'll find that if you drink a couple of tea bags worth you will feel like taking a nap or even just turning in for the night within an hour of drinking the brew. The flavor of this is not strong but the effect certainly is. Highly Recommended for use as a bedtime brew. Not recommended as a Pick Me Up!

box of teabags was shipped in a paper envelope and arrived severely crushed, which is disappointing. The teabags are in a foil envelope, And are not individually wrapped. Never had this tea before. Directions are a picture that indicates 100°C, my water kettle does this for me. Using a large mug, mine is 12 ounces, steeped for 4 to 5 minutes so I did 4 1/2 minutes. It’s a very strong brew done this way, too strong for me but if you’re adding milk, then the stronger the better. If I was going to be drinking this tea black, I would double the water. With milk and a touch of sugar, the hint of vanilla has a mellowing affect and the nutmeg comes thru. Might this be re-created by adding eggnog to a cup of black tea? I’ll be sure to check next Christmas, which is the only time you can get eggnog here in the states. In the meantime, I am likely to be finishing off this box of tea very quickly.

It tastes okay, not a very strong flavor. If it was a stronger flavor it would be better. As it is I usually use 2 bags per cup.

very very spiced. no vanilla at all

Lovely alternative to decaf tea

The tea tastes lovely and it helped me to sleep, it’s very soothing. It is a bit expensive, it would be about half the price in the supermarket, if they ever had it in stock. But it’s worth the cost for the benefit I get from it.

Remember when you were small & you'd fall asleep all warm and snug in the hue of Christmas lights, the light mumble of the TV in the distance, fluffy slippers on your feet, heart full of the joy of a day spent opening presents & nanna hugs, belly full of biscuits.... this is it, in a cup

These tea bags are awesome but you can buy them from tesco for £2.50 - don't make the same mistake as me.