I know this is a shot in the dark- but last year I brought home several tea bags from my London hotel room. My mom loved them and I found the company online....only to not bookmark it and never find it again. I wanted to surprise her-but...... any ideas(I was with a school group and we were not at our assigned hotel- so I cant contact hotel either)
Posted by
London, UK
356 posts
In most of the hotels I have stayed in they have had Twinings. We have so many tea brands here that it might be hard to pin the right one down!
Posted by
Troy, Oh, USA
2804 posts
Typhoo and PG Tips are two that are served a lot. Were the tea bags round or square?
Posted by
OP
grand blanc
119 posts
The bags were square ,and the company does have a website...if I could just remember it.
Posted by
Bromley, Kent,, UK
1829 posts
If it was or your mother likes a full flavoured tea, maybe Yorkshire Tea? Available from all major supermarkets.
http://www.yorkshiretea.co.uk/#/our_teas_cakes_and_biscuits/our_teas
Posted by
Virginia Beach, VA, 23453
37 posts
By any chance was it Taylors of Harrogate or Fortnum and Mason. These are some of my favorites. I also suggest Yorkshire. However, you have to special order Fortnum and Mason from the United States.
Posted by
Ottawa, Canada
4555 posts
Tetley's?
If that's not it, browse the UK Tea Council directory to see if you recognize anything.
Posted by
Brighton, Sussex, UK
63 posts
Hi Joanne,
the probability is that it was indeed Twinnings. If that is true it will almost certainly be thier English Breakfast or Everyday ranges (out of the 86 versions they apparently do).
Here's the link:
http://www.twinings.co.uk/our-teas/
Cheers
Steve.
Posted by
OP
grand blanc
119 posts
Thanks for all your suggestions but it was none of these .
Posted by
Troy, Oh, USA
2804 posts
Could it be Jackson's of Piccadilly?
Posted by
Bay Area
3551 posts
You could also check Brooke Bond, Sainsbury, Clipper and Marks and Spencers Teas. That should just about complete the list. Nothing like an excellent cup of tea!
Posted by
Boulder, CO, USA
780 posts
How about contacting the hotel and asking who their supplier is?