New English Teas Vintage Victorian Tea Caddy with 80 English Teabags (Teal), Forget My Not Gift

Delicious tea and pretty canister.

The canister is gorgeous, which is the chief reason I bought it. The tea is great. 18 cents per teabag is a great deal.I am not a coffee drinker. All I drink is English Breakfast. I call all the other teas "incense tea". I hate them.There are 80 teabags, with 40 each in two foil bags.The teabags are connected together in pairs and require some care to separate. There is a very fine perforation between the bags that is hard to see. If not separated carefully, one or both of the bags will leak leaves. It is a good idea to do this in a well lit space.The canister stands about six inches, including the lid.

This was so cute bought as a Christmas gift and my daughter loved it. She is always drinking different teas and some of these were her favorites. And she uses the tin to store other teas in also.Also it is a decent size not small but not overly large .

I bought this primarily for the container. It’s a much classier way to store my reloading brass than a plastic Folgers “can.” Now I have to start drinking tea to get my money’s worth. Both cans I have ordered came undented. I think the key is to order it by itself. If you order a brick along with your tea, it will be bashing into the can from the warehouse to your door. I’m not a tea person, so my opinion on the taste doesn’t hold much weight, but I think it’s okay. I brewed it for three minutes right in the teacup. I think these bags are made for one “cuppa” and not a whole pot.

We threw my daughter a Bridal shower tea party and this tea was a hit!

The canister had a dent in it. The tea bags are connected. Some break apart when I tried to disconnect. What a mess

My son went to England and brought back this brand of tea. Oh my, it's wonderful! I love it!

This is a nice afternoon teaBrews 1 robust cup or two weaker cupsTin is durable and pretty enough to leave on counter