Ever wonder how "PG Tips" got it's name? The origin of the name comes from the 1930s when it was recommended that tea should be drunk before a meal is digested. It was marketed as "Pre-Gest Tea" which became shortened to "PG tea". Later, the word "Tips" was added to remind people that PG Tips tea is made from the top two leaves and a bud to achieve the finest flavour.
40 bags package: $6.49.
If you would like to know more about PG Tips tea why not visit the excellent - and amusing - PG Tips website at
www.pgtips.co.uk/
Now PG Tips is available in a decaffeinated version - all the flavour you love without the caffeine!
But, if you prefer regular PG Tips you can find it in our
Great British Teas section.
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