Red Rose Original Black Tea, Full-Flavored Strong Tea, 100 Tea Bags

Well packaged, no damage. Full bodied flavor.

I also ordered (to compare) One Box of the RED BOX, "Orange Pekoe", from CANADA, which is also Strong, and a Good Tea, but not quite as BOLD as the US's BLUE BOX, "Original", Red Rose, "ORIGINAL", Full Flavored Black Tea Specially Blended, Strong, Black Tea, with 100 Tea Bags... I like my Black Tea, REAL STRONG, with NO BITTERNESS, regardless of Water Brew Temperature or Brew Length Time... and the BLUE BOX (6-pack version... )(unfortunately, the AMAZON 12-pack is "UNAVAILABLE" at this time... ) US Version is STRONGER and BOLDER than the RED BOX version from CANADA... which still comes in a Close 2nd Place (no small feat!!!)... I heard WALMART is NO LONGER CARRYING the RED ROSE BRAND anymore, which is a BIG MISTAKE, imho!!! RED ROSE has been in business since the 1800's, and NOTHING has been able to beat it... in TASTE, QUALITY, and BOLDNESS... Hot or Cold, for sure, today, NOTHING comes even close... even Lipton has turned into JUNK... not what it used to be... I LOVE RED ROSE, BLUE BOX "Original"... if I am feeling like I need more BOLDNESS, I just put TWO PACKETS into the cup... and NO BITTERNESS... just STRONGER, GREAT, BLACK TEA, like no other, imho!!! I'm actually thinking of ordering SIX MORE 6-packs, (like a "LAST_and_FINAL", LIFETIME PURCHASE), in case something BAD happens to RED ROSE, and they go OUT OF BUSINESS (God Forbid, please!!!). I've spent LOT's of $$$ on Teas, all different kinds, from all over the world, China, Japan, Burma, Tibet, Laos, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea, Taiwan, India, Ceylon, Africa, even here in The America's... (yes, there are a few Very Small, US Tea Farms, even an Experimental One run by the University of Hawaii, Hilo Campus, (to try replacing Sugar and Pineapple as a State Economic Plant), on The Big Island, up by The Volcano, where it's High Altitude, is PERFECT coolness (for Tea Trees), with morning fog, which Camellia Sinensis (Tea Plant) just LOVE... !!!), but even they just cannot Beat the BLUE BOX, Original Version, RED ROSE TEA... from 1894, times before most of us were even born!!! GET REAL... Folks... WAKE UP... !!! before it's TOO LATE. Get your BLUE BOX, "ORIGINAL" Version, Black Tea, RED ROSE Tea... and let it help you to RELAX, Feel Better, and ENJOY LIFE. v/r, from "The TEA Spectator"

So pleased to be able to find Red Rose Tea!

FAST SHIP THANKS . I hadn't had sweet tea for 3/4 years . So much bad stuff in our world . I find this one worth a try . I am glad I did. I have enjoyed taste, aroma the caffeine is good actually color when I make it looks good and the purchase deal was excellent

Always our favorite

We have been Lipton lovers but found we no longer felt comfortable with the ingredients! Red Rose was agreeable to the way this Tea is processed! The Taste is very pleasing. We love the Strength as it is our new Tea! The price is right‼️ So happy we did our research in finding this Red Rose Tea💯

For US tea drinkers, Red Rose may be an unfamiliar brand. Our grocery stores do not carry it. It's not fancy stuff, but it is noticeably better than Lipton or Bigelow. The leaves steep well, coloring the cup dark almost immediately. Is that good thing? I'll say yes. Dark as it is, I would not say the flavor is robust. You may need to steep 2 bags at a time, if you like your tea strong. I bought the 4-box pack. In retrospect, it may have been too much. I may need to gift one of the boxes. The tea is bagged, but not individually wrapped. I don't mind, but I wonder if the flavor will degrade before I finish the box. One quality of these tea bags that is particularly nice: There seems to be a longer sweet spot in steep time. I have steeped it briefly and also for an extended period of time, and ended up with a pretty decent cup each time.

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Great tea and I paid more than my local brand of Red Rose but I like the tea bags with the string.

I like that they are individually wrapped but the previous product with 216 tea bags were way more economical. The difference tastewise was/is insignificant to justify the STEEP price (and quantity).

The paper tab at the end of the string never stays on, I keep losing my string in the tea.