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Yorkshire Gold vs Yorkshire Red: Do You Know the Difference?

Tea Guide Walk down the British tea aisle and you will spot two familiar boxes from Taylors of Harrogate: the red box of Yorkshire Tea and the gold box of... Read more...

The Champagne of Teas - Twinings Darjeeling

Known as the “champagne of teas,” Darjeeling is prized worldwide for its delicate flavor and distinctive character. Twinings Darjeeling Tea is grown in the misty Himalayan foothills of India, where... Read more...

Biodegradable Tea Bags: What's Inside?

For years, most tea bags contained small amounts of plastic to help them hold their shape but that’s changing. More tea companies are now switching to biodegradable tea bags, designed... Read more...

Dorset Tea: Sunshine Blend

Welcome one of the newest arrivals to Teadog: Dorset Tea! Offering a golden ray of coastal warmth, the Sunshine Blend is one you will want to try! Inspired by the... Read more...

Sipping Elegance: Thompson's Signature Blend

In the world of tea aficionados, Thompson's Signature Blend stands out as a true masterpiece, offering a sensory journey that transcends the ordinary. Crafted with precision and passion, this tea... Read more...

Glengettie Tea from Wales: An Introduction

Tea Guide If you've spent any time in Wales, you've probably seen the green box with English on one side and Welsh on the other. Glengettie has been the everyday... Read more...

Scottish Tea: Best Scottish Tea Brands, History, and What to Try

Tea Guide Scotland is famous for castles, lochs, bagpipes and kilts, but tea belongs in the conversation too. Scotland has played a bigger role in British tea history than many... Read more...

Scottish Breakfast Tea vs English Breakfast vs Irish Breakfast: What’s the Difference?

Tea Guide Breakfast teas can be confusing. Earl Grey tells you what to expect because it has bergamot. Darjeeling points to a specific tea-growing region. But English Breakfast, Irish Breakfast... Read more...

Whats the Significance of 1706 in Twinings 1706 Tea?

Twinings 1706 Tea Twinings 1706 Tea may be unfamiliar to many in the US. But those that have tried it really enjoyed it. It is a tea that is strong... Read more...

Typhoo Tea: A Brief History

Tea Guide Typhoo is one of those proper British tea names everyone recognizes: the bright red box, the bold everyday flavour, and a name that sounds nothing like the tea... Read more...

You dont have to be Welsh to Enjoy Tea from Wales

Tea drinkers have more selection available than ever before. But most tea drinkers are unaware of the high quality teas coming from the country of Wales. Although known mostly to... Read more...