Yorkshire Tea Bedtime Brew - 40 Teabags

In Britain the evening cup is its own little institution. The proper strong brew does the day shift, keeping meetings and building sites going. Bedtime Brew is Yorkshire Tea's answer for the last mug of the night, the one you drink in slippers with the heating ticking down.

People search for it by name because a habit like that travels well, even when the box does not. Once a particular mug has become the full stop at the end of your day, you want that one, and you can tell when it is something else.

The box holds 40 teabags, which is a good few weeks of evenings for one, or a fortnight if the household has caught on. Keep it closed in a cool, dry cupboard and it will wait patiently for you. One bag, one mug, boiling water, a few minutes. Milk is your own business.

Most people put it in the basket next to a box of regular Yorkshire Tea: one for the morning, one for the evening. A packet of digestives tends to end up alongside, purely to keep the peace between them.