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Kotare Jul 12th 2016 12:02 am

Tea
 
In UK for we drank Yorkshire tea - in NZ we have tried:

Dilmahs - reasonable strength but a whiff of Ceylon/perfume in there.
P&G - weak for our taste
Bells - about to try, but remember it as builders strength.

Is there anything else out there?

Stormer999 Jul 12th 2016 1:08 am

Re: Tea
 
http://shop.countdown.co.nz/?banner=...orkshire%2Btea

Wife used to drink it now prefers

http://shop.countdown.co.nz/?banner=...tra%2Bstrength

I drink coffee ;)

Pom_Chch Jul 12th 2016 1:14 am

Re: Tea
 
Dilmah extra strong. Everything else is piss water ;)

Charismatic Jul 12th 2016 7:13 am

Re: Tea
 
Why not just buy Yorkshire tea here in NZ as well?

Kotare Jul 12th 2016 7:32 am

Re: Tea
 

Originally Posted by Charismatic (Post 12000303)
Why not just buy Yorkshire tea here in NZ as well?

Cost :-)

scrubbedexpat094 Jul 15th 2016 12:05 am

Re: Tea
 

Originally Posted by Charismatic (Post 12000303)
Why not just buy Yorkshire tea here in NZ as well?

I flirted with Dilmah Extra Strong for a couple of years but I only buy Yorkshire tea now. Life is too short to be without a decent cuppa :nod:!

Did try DES again but after me Yorkshire tea it tasted weak and insipid :sick:. Kotare, don't even bother trying Bell's tea, it's the worst of a bad bunch. Definitely like p!ss water.

Some things in life are just worth paying for, make savings elsewhere ;)

Kotare Jul 15th 2016 2:27 am

Re: Tea
 
If I was going to go that route I would get Yorkshire tea from UK Amazon - even with a silly delivery price it is under half the Countdown price.

j19fmm Jul 15th 2016 3:09 am

Re: Tea
 
I buy Bell or Dilmah tea bags....but I drink coffee ;)

Kotare Jul 15th 2016 3:13 am

Re: Tea
 

Originally Posted by j19fmm (Post 12002989)
....but I drink coffee ;)

Dreadful when people go 'native' sacrificing both culture and tradition :-)

j19fmm Jul 15th 2016 3:23 am

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Originally Posted by Kotare (Post 12002991)
Dreadful when people go 'native' sacrificing both culture and tradition :-)

Haha, I've never been a tea drinker,don't like the iron taste.

Stormer999 Jul 15th 2016 5:10 am

Re: Tea
 
Working in the AvtoVAZ car plant in Togliatti on the Volga as an adviser in Lada car clutch manufacture under UK licence agreements, carving off big chunks of black strong caravan tea sweetened with large dollops of jam...strong, black and smokey.....real tea that would go down well in Ireland...;)
Came home and could never get used to the week tea of Britain so switched to coffee and never went back...still enjoyed the leave green tea of PRC though, but only on the second pouring.

jmh Jul 19th 2016 4:01 am

Re: Tea
 
1 day left:
5x 250g Boxes of Yorkshire Tea • GrabOne NZ

Kotare Jul 20th 2016 6:15 am

Re: Tea
 
Just ordered 2400 Yorkshire tea bags for $69 from Amazon uk - thats 3c bag - can anyone do better?

moving2NZ2013 Jul 23rd 2016 8:51 am

Re: Tea
 
pj tips is a reasonably priced.
my inlaws send irish barrys tea or Yorkshire tea. everything else tastes like shite LOL

LittleGreyCat Jul 25th 2016 9:14 pm

Re: Tea
 
Look for T2 - amazing varieties of tea.

We carried a large bag of French Earl Grey from Australia to NZ then back to the UK. Nearly finished it now.


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