Choysa Tea Bags Round
$3.80
Choysa tea was first introduced to new zealand by auckland’s bond brothers in 1905 and has established itself as a reliable, consistent quality tea and a favourite of new zealanders for over 100 years. New zealanders have been brewing up choysa tea for over 100 years and it has become an iconic kiwi brand. It is referred to as the perfect tea because of its flavour, fragrance, strength and comforting and refreshing qualities. Choysa tea with its distinctive, bright red and yellow oval logo remains a top selling brand. Since 1905 choysa tea has been produced from the blends of the world’s finest small leaf tea to provide a refreshing, quality taste and aroma and a rich, full flavour in a traditional tea bag. Available in 5 different variants in tea bags, rounds and loose leaf tea there is a choysa blend available for all new zealanders looking for the perfect balance of flavour, aroma and strength in their black tea.
Specification: Choysa Tea Bags Round
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Eru –
Gr8 tea round tea bags break too often. Will change my tea bags to another brand.
Jan Ballinger –
Since they have been made in Malaysia the quality of bags are crap. They split when you put the hot water on them. I have been in touch with head office and have had a voucher to purchase more. I don’t want a voucher just get it sorted
Kaye –
Love Choysa Tea but the new tea bags are awful. They explode as soon as you pour water over them and end up with a cup full of tea leaves.
Paul Richardson –
I have been buying these for many years. Like others I am getting very frustrated with the bag’s breaking in my cup.
Claire Phillips –
Please sort the quality of your teabags I never use any other, but I am sick and tired of how the tea bag disintegrates if you move it around, if it’s not sorted soon I will discontinue my use I see there are many complaints about the problem.
Peter –
I am 70 years old and have used choysa round bag for as long as I can remember the flavour is still good but bag quality is terrible they brake if you jiggle too much all the dusty tea inside ends up in your drink.
Carol Mack –
The round tea bags that are in foil bags are terrible they disintergrate and the tea leaves end up in the cup
Cath T –
I would give no stars if I could. Having been a long term customer,the quality has definitely gone downhill since the revamp of the product and packaging. Having foil bags inside, as opposed to the plastic on the outside, is a step backwards, as I could recycle the plastic but not the foil. The teabags break open far too easily, and the teabag itself has an unnatural sheen to product when wet.