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I haven’t had other decaf earl greys. This is what I use to make the water at my job drinkable (otherwise it reeks of chlorine). A mild earl grey. For some reason, I think I like this better than the caffeinated version, perhaps because the tea overwhelms the bergamot less in this version.

It’s drinkable. Maybe an Earl Grey for people who don’t really like Earl Grey. Very mild flavor, the tea is stronger than the Earl Grey itself.

This is the tea that got me hooked on earl grey. The bergamot is perfect and the tea is perfectly balanced. I’m starting to get curious about other Earl Greys, but I will compare them to this.

This is a good tea to drink all day long when you are congested. Add lemon and honey.

I am a big earl grey lover and I didn’t like this at all. Maybe it was the “aged” aspect? While this is clearly a quality product, for me, the bergamot wasn’t sweet or strong enough, and it had an off flavor (again maybe the “aged” flavor). There are plenty of earl greys without a chemical flavor: Rishi, Ahmad, Twinings Organic, Stash Organic (mix of black and green). These are just some I’ve tried and liked. I’m sure there are many more.

It works. I don’t love these flavors unless I have a sore throat, but it’ll fix you up good.

I got this for my boyfriend, who really doesn’t love the taste of regular tea. He likes the roasted, sweet taste of this, and it’s good with a little honey. A gentle pick-me up, easy to make, good for a fall morning.