What do you all think of this brand of fine tea?

Thanks,

-Frank
Pittsburgh, PA

It's another commercial brand of tea among dozens and dozens. The price is
cheap and any two cups out of any two boxes will taste the same. The real
value in commercial tea is choice ie. so you might like the taste of English
Breakfast in one brand better than another. I like the choice of a dozen
commercial teas for any particular cup. I haven't seen Bigelow loose tins
for awhile otherwise it would be another choice but nothing more than that.

Jim

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What do you all think of this brand of fine tea?

Thanks,

-Frank
Pittsburgh, PA

Bigelow does have loose tea in tins. I have bought a couple of the
estate teas from them in tins. They have a lot of flavored teas, but I
am not real big on flavored teas, so I have purchased very few of those.
Constant Comment is about the only flavored tea I buy from them. I do
like their Chinese Fortune (oolong) tea really well. I order online or
from their print catalog. I buy some of their "gift" sets for gifts and
the people I send them to seem to like the teas I send. They usually
end up buying more. For commercial pre packaged teas, I prefer Stash
over Bigelow.

Tag! You're It, Sweetie! wrote:
Bigelow does have loose tea in tins. I have bought a couple of the
estate teas from them in tins. They have a lot of flavored teas, but I
am not real big on flavored teas, so I have purchased very few of those.
Constant Comment is about the only flavored tea I buy from them. I do
like their Chinese Fortune (oolong) tea really well. I order online or
from their print catalog. I buy some of their "gift" sets for gifts and
the people I send them to seem to like the teas I send. They usually
end up buying more. For commercial pre packaged teas, I prefer Stash
over Bigelow.

Thanks for your input.