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Yorkshire Tea - For Hard Water (black tea for hard water)
Yorkshire Tea for Hard Water, a blend of black teas specially assembled for areas with hard water, for a clean and full-bodied cup, in a box of tea bags.
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Heritage
Yorkshire Tea
Harrogate, United Kingdom
The Duke recommends
“Try it with tap water, next to a regular tea: the clearer color is visible from the first minute.”
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“The tea that makes peace with your hard tap water.”
A tea designed for hard water
Hard water is the enemy of black tea: it dulls the colour, leaves a film on the surface, and stifles the aromas. Yorkshire Tea for Hard Water is a blend developed specifically for this type of water, with teas chosen to infuse well despite the limescale. The result is a clean, deep brown cup with the full-bodied flavour characteristic of Yorkshire Tea .
A good idea in France too
In the UK, it's particularly effective in the southeast of England, where the water is very hard. In France, many regions are similarly affected, from Paris to the Mediterranean coast. If your kettle is covered in limescale and your tea looks dull, this is the one for you. Our tip: try it side-by-side with a classic black tea; the difference in colour is noticeable within the first minute.
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Everything you need to know
Which English tea should I choose?
For everyday tea, the British often choose a strong black tea like Yorkshire Tea or PG tips , perfect with a splash of milk. Twinings and Taylors of Harrogate also offer more aromatic teas, such as Earl Grey with bergamot or fruit infusions.
How to prepare a proper English tea?
Pour freshly boiled water over your black tea bag, let it steep for 3 to 5 minutes, remove the bag, then add a splash of milk and a little sugar if you like. Should you add the milk before or after the tea? The debate has divided the UK for generations.
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