Lyons Original Irish Tea. 80 Bags

Having given up coffee several months ago, I am now a confirmed tea drinker. My journey began with purchasing several brands of black tea (at all price points, but all with origins in the UK) here on Amazon based on Amazon customer reviews. Lyons Original is up there with the best. Very flavorful, rich, and quite satisfying especially in the morning. Another reviewer described it as "malty," which is an apt description of this tasty Irish-origin tea. Lyons will remain in my current rotation along with a couple of Harney & Sons black teas (pricey but worth every penny), Taylor's Yorkshire Gold (excellent value), and Taylor's Scottish Breakfast Tea, all very fine teas.UPDATE: After more than a year of exploring the world of tea, I have to give an enthusiastic, unqualified thumbs-up to Lyon's Original Irish Tea. For the price, I can't find a better black tea. For that matter, I've tried certain black teas that are double, even treble the price of Lyon's that would not justify leaving Lyon's in the cupboard. I prefer strong, bold tea which requires a brewing time in excess of the typical 4-6 minute brewing recommended by most blenders. I have found that many teas, no matter how good they are, will not stand up to a long brew time. Lyon's does. An 8 minute Lyon's brew (even longer when I absentmindedly forget my brewing tea) yields a strong, mellow, rich, dark brew that is outstanding straight-up, with lemon, or milk/cream...never bitter, never tannic.Kudos to Lyon's. Keep up the good blending and don't change anything!

Best tea round and cannot find it locally where we are in the US. Shipping was fast.

Very smooth and delicious. It’s my new favorite.

Flavorful !

Best tea in the world!

Mild tea, similar to Lipton Tea.

Hands down the best the mass market blended black tea. Not as bitter as other teas, even gold blends, when steeped 3 minutes. Flavorful- doesn't need sweetening or milk. A little pricey but worth it as Lyon's is impossible to find in stores.

I generally like iced tea, but hot tea is reserved for when I'm not feeling well. But I recently had a cup of Irish tea that I really enjoyed (don't know the brand) so I came to the realization that most of what we have in the house is Earl Grey, which is the problem. I don't like Earl Grey.So I decided to give this a try based on the reviews and I'm impressed. This tea can be brewed as strong as you like without the overpowering tannic bite that is so prevalent in American grocery store brands, and what most of us likely grew up with. I've found Lyons to be smooth and enjoyable, with a slightly different flavor than what I'm used to, but in a good way. I don't know how to describe it, it's subtle, but it's there.I'm a coffee drinker, but this is good enough that I very well may switch things up now and then and have tea instead. For me, that's a huge deal. This is great stuff, and I'm very glad I tried it.