The brew itself
Look, if you're reading a review of Yorkshire Tea wondering whether it tastes good, I'm not sure I can help you. It's Yorkshire Tea. It's the one. Strong enough to wake you up properly, plays nicely with milk, and doesn't go weirdly bitter if you leave the bag in a touch too long. I've had it as my default for years and I've got no complaints.
The real question is whether 600 bags at this price is worth your time.
Who actually benefits here
Honestly, this is a household buy. If you live alone and drink two cups a day, 600 bags will outlast your interest in counting. But if you've got a family, a busy kitchen, or the kind of office where the kettle never really cools down, this makes a lot of sense per cup.
The Subscribe and Save price drops it to around £12.74, which brings each bag to just over 2p. That's not bad at all.
One small reservation: storage. 1.875kg of tea is a proper block. You'll need a decent-sized cupboard or a tin big enough to take the lot, because Yorkshire Tea bags don't come in a resealable pouch you can stuff anywhere.
The honest verdict
No drama here. It's spot on tea at a fair price, bought in bulk. Not a flashy deal, not a life-changing purchase. Just a solid, sensible buy for anyone who goes through tea at any reasonable pace. If Yorkshire Tea is already your go-to, stocking up at this price is a no-brainer.
