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Earl Grey

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Earl Grey

The small, blue-black tealeaves of our Earl Grey are brimming with the bold, citrusy, sweet aroma of pure bergamot (citrus fruit) essence. A classic breakfast blend or afternoon tea, its deep garnet brew has a bold, zesty flavor that’s great alone, with a dash of sugar or a drop of milk, or alongside pastries, scones and cream, or petits fours. Our Earl Grey is supported by the complex flavors of its malty, chocolaty, earthy Fujianese black tea base, making it a far more complex brew than most Earl Grey teas out there. Whether you’re a new tea drinker or an Earl Grey aficionado, this Earl Grey is an excellent choice.

Tea to Water Ratio 1:1. If you prefer a stronger flavor, use up to two grams of tea for each cup of water.

Water: Filtered water is best. Use water at 212ºF (fully boiling)

Traditional Steeping: 3 to 5 minutes

Flash Steeping: First, we run warm water over the tealeaves and pour it off very quickly. This removes any impurities and “awakens” the tealeaves for brewing. Then, we steep the tea – 35 to 60 seconds.

Sample
10-12 cups
$2 4oz
14c per cup
$8
8oz
10c per cup
$11 16oz
7c per cup
$15
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Reviews
Rating: 90
 |  Reviews 4
Reviewed by Chuck P
June 17, 2010
Rating: 80
CLEAN

Not as bitter as expected. Tastes a little like a forest after the sun has been out for a few hours.
Reviewed by Will1874
April 22, 2010
Rating: 80
Something I could enjoy daily.

Tastes better than other Earl Grey's I've had. Good bergamot taste.
Reviewed by Paul D
April 22, 2010
Rating: 100
Might be good for a dark gloomy day

Tastes crisp and refreshing.
Reviewed by Paul D
September 08, 2009
Rating: 100
Might be good for a dark gloomy day

Tastes crisp and refreshing.

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