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We've been using Tea Pigs which is pretty good (and about half the price of T2). Not sure I could taste the difference at that price point, but we have a T2 lo
by joshvm 7y ago
We've been using Tea Pigs which is pretty good (and about half the price of T2).
Not sure I could taste the difference at that price point, but we have a T2 locally.
- NeedMoreTea 7y agoGood Grief T2 are pricey! Try these guys: https://www.johnwatt.co.uk https://www.johnwatt.co.uk Great selection, coffees too. Online ordering seems to cover the main European nations. We have a shop nearby, so can't comment on delivery etc.
- test1235 7y agoNo opinion on the quality of their tea, but Tea Pigs was the first brand which came to mind when I read 'plastic teabag': https://www.teapigs.co.uk/tea/shop-by-category/black/single-estate-breakfast-tea.htm https://www.teapigs.co.uk/tea/shop-by-category/black/single-...
- FartyMcFarter 7y agoThey claim they don't use plastic at all, not even for packaging: https://www.teapigs.co.uk/about/sustainability-and-values https://www.teapigs.co.uk/about/sustainability-and-values
- test1235 7y agoThat's an excellent page - I wish I had found that while I was browsing around. I've long been suspicious of the materials of these 'luxury' teabags (but that's probably the traditionalist in me). EDIT: in fact, looking at this page[1], it seems they might be one of the only ones who do make a biodegradable bag ... 1. https://www.scotsman.com/read-this/is-your-favourite-tea-made-with-plastic/ https://www.scotsman.com/read-this/is-your-favourite-tea-mad...