Could it be Yorkshire Gold? I've seen it in both loose and in bags.

David M. Harris wrote:
> Kitty wrote:
>> teehee, It came to me today.
>>
>> It's an english blend called Yorkshire something or other. I had an
>> accuaintance on a sewing machine list who sent me some tea from
>> England. I guess it was one she liked, and It was so strong that at
>> the time I could make a quart of tea from one teaspoon of tea leaves.
>> I probably steeped it to long. SO I mixed it with some Lipton or a
>> black tea from the Erbe shoppe here in town, and when it was still
>> quite strong I guess I put it away. Now, I like it. go figure.
>> Now I'd like to get some more or find out what variety it is. I
>> think it was Yorkshire breakfast tea, but I KNOW it wasn't
>> twinnings, I recognized their name even back then (98).
>>
>> thanks all for your input. I never can work anything out without
>> chatting it to death. if I try to do anything alone it comes out
>> useless.
>>
>> Kitty
>>
> Taylor of Harrowgate has two Yorkshire blends.
>
> dmh