Caramelised Biscuit Brew, Pillow Tea Bags, 40 Count (Pack of 1), Caffeinated, Enjoy Hot or Iced, 40 Teabags

I was given the malty biscuit brew as a little fun thing to open for Christmas from a friend who is English. From the moment I opened the box and inhaled the delectableness of the tea, I knew it was a love match. I’m on my second box. I decided to give the Carmel biscuit brew a try, and I was absolutely pleasantly surprised. The flavor is there, the aromas are heavenly. So smooth, so delightful. I add some milk, a little sugar and I am in heaven. Yorkshire tea in general is an excellent brand you can never go wrong. I absolutely love it. I will definitely buy again.

This tea has a wonderful taste. The caramel flavoring is not overpowering but smooth with light notes. The smell is a beautiful aroma that precedes the smooth taste. Lovely tea.

This tea is just lovely, a little cup of joy in the middle of the afternoon. I was expecting perhaps more strongly flavoured and wasn't sure about that, but it is absolutely perfectly balanced. A hint of cherry, the slightest little taste of delicious almond, maybe a little teeny taste of citrus. I love it!!

I’m usually a coffee person. I like tea but prefer coffee. The only tea I prefer was the tea I had when I visited London. I decided to look and found this. Gave it a try! It is GREAT!!! Absolutely love it. I love strong tea. I don’t normally add milk to tea, but this is strong enough to do so. It’s smooth. Gives you a nice pick me up. It looks good, good color. It had a good amount of caffeine to boost my energy level. It taste great.

I'm a tea newbie, and this was a good place to start. Good with a bit of milk for my taste, and I love the carmelized biscuit flavor.

(Disclaimer: I am not British and don’t know much about English tea culture.) I absolutely adore the lineup offered by Taylors of Harrogate, and when I saw this (biscuit brew), I was curious and wanted to try it. So glad I did! It’s a touch more astringent than the Yorkshire Gold or Yorkshire Red blends, but it’s got a delicious shortbread cookie taste that isn’t overpowering. Since tea has no rules, I decided to make it with a splash of homemade vanilla extract and a couple lumps of brown sugar, topping it off with some French vanilla creamer. Do yourself a favor and try it yourself!! Edit- out of curiosity I decided to try the caramelized biscuit brew version, since I thoroughly enjoyed the regular biscuit brew. I won’t say that it is bad, because it’s not, but it’s got a strange artificial cinnamon taste that I wasn’t expecting. I don’t care for it and won’t purchase it again, and I will probably give this box to someone else to enjoy. Biscuit Brew is a delicious yes, Caramelized Biscuit Brew is a definite no. No stars deducted because it’s a matter of taste preference and not quality.

For my black tea lovers!!! It has a dark robust flavor like the standard Yorkshire Gold, but it tastes like a shortbread cookie dissolves into the tea. It is very strong and smooth and one box gets me through a month, but I am the only one in the family that drinks black tea.

I am a lifelong tea drinker. I have had teas from all over the world from nearly unavailable Chinese tea to different blends to single estate fine teas. I also love good quality plain old iced tea from middling to fine quality. One of my favorite teas is a fine quality Keemun Mao Feng imperials. I saw this tea and thought I would give it a try. Not expensive but the description sounded interesting. I was wrong. This stuff tastes terrible. A horrible, stink in the cup any way you take it. It’s an insult to tea in the cup or in the glass as well. I would rate it zero if I could do.

Love this tea

Had a lovely Biscoff smell. The smells a bit more than it tastes, but the flavor is still very nice as well! Definitely a tea that works as a dessert also. Highly recommend!

Buonissimo! Non aspettatevi un tè aromatizzato molto forte, si sente il tè nero ed il retrogusto di biscotto! A me personalmente piace molto

The people of Yorkshire are a gift to the world. They really know their stuff when it comes to tea, fighting against the monsters at other leading tea brands who keep reducing the amount of tea leaves in their bags to cut costs. I like a strong brew with not much milk and Yorkshire Tea is excellent for this, it is usually more expensive than other brands but it's worth the extra as often with cheaper brands you need multiple tea bags per cup to avoid ending up with something weak and wishy-washy. The Yorkshire Gold are particularly good, i'm not sure exactly what's different compared to the regular variety but it seems like they somehow put more joy inside the Gold bags. Whenever it's on offer I would highly recommend picking up a few (unless it's nearly out of stock in which case it's more polite to leave them all for me) The biscuit brew is likely to be more divisive, so I would definitely recommend just picking up the one box to test to begin with. I myself was extremely skeptical that the traditional formula could be improved upon, but after a few bags I was won over. It still has the strength that I love, but along with it comes a delicious maltiness. It's definitely not a replacement for the traditional bags as they are still my go to most of the time, but it's nice to have the option of mixing things up if I fancy something a bit different. I tend to have 1 bag of the biscuit brew a day as a treat alongside my 4-5 regular cups. It has removed the need for actual biscuits with my tea, which has been useful for both my waistline and for avoiding the inevitable horror that is bits of soggy biscuit falling into your cuppa and ruining it. All in all I love the biscuit brew and wouldn't be without them now. The jam on toast variety I just couldn't get into though, I find that far too sweet. Luckily I have a friend who loves it so i'm slowly feeding them all to her whenever she comes around. That's the thing with fancy flavours, they are pretty much just down to personal taste. You might adore these new flavours or you might hate them, but the tea itself is good enough quality that both flavours at least deserve a try before you write them off.

Look I was going to go 4 star because for me it tastes nothing like biscuits. However my husband begs to differ. He tastes biscuits so it's a 5 stars. It's a delicious soothing black tea for me though. I'd buy for us again