Choysa Tea Bags Classic
$7.00
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.
Mary France –
Ditto to all those comments. I have been a choysa buyer many many years,even still store it in an old choysa tin. Have already swapped to another brand but would gladly return if things went back.
Margaret Pollitt –
We agree with other recent comments. We have enjoyed Choysa Round tea bags for years, but are now thinking of changing because the quality of the tea dropped just before the change of packaging and the new packaging is dreadful. Tea bags break and foil bags are not environmentally friendly. We also seem to go through them faster. Are there fewer tea bags in a pack than before?
Peter Thompson –
As with others Choysa tea bags are more than useless these days.
Bags are thin and break really easy leaving tea leaves in the bottom of the cup. We use tea bags solely so we don’t get tea leaves in cups!
Lyn Duncan –
Choysa round teabags in my view have been our choice for years. Now they are not our preference. We dont like a mouthful of tealeaves at the bottom of the cup. Several bags are not sealed. And why did you change the packaging the tin foil is worse for recycling than the original wrapping more bloody rubbish.
GAYLE MCCARTAIN –
Useless tea bags now, as others are stating they fall apart, up your game or will buy another brand
Richard –
Useless tea bags that break apart. Would buy again if they go back to the polls ones.
Richard –
Useless tea bags that break apart. Would buy again if they go back to the polls ones.
G T –
Extremely disappointed with the new round tea bags. They fall apart.
And what’s with the two separate silver bags? Now the environment has more rubbish to deal with.
Go back to how you packaged them before, just in the box.
Kathy –
Very disappointed with new tea bags it’s like making tea the old way loose tea. Hoping you can fix it soon before we change to another brand
Annette Cooper –
Not impressed with the new tea bags or packaging. When opening the foil type bags there were 6 teabags caught in the crimped seal. When making a cup of tea all you end up with is a pile of tea leaves in the bottom third of the cup, they either come apart from the seams or the bag itself seems to fall apart or dissolve. Been drinking Choysa for years and years but now put off tea altogether. No satisfaction and big waste of money.
Kay Calder –
So disappointed with your teabags at the moment. Since you have put them into 2 separate bags which us a great idea, we have had nothing but bad luck when the bags keep bursting. We have been choysa tea users for years but if these tea bags keep splitting may have to look at going to a different brand.It is costing me double now as we go thru so many bags because of this. Hope you going to be able to fix this matter very soon.