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Good as a latte. Not my favourite English breakfast blend but overall decent for bagged tea!

Lovely as a latte.

After trying a few kinds, this is my favourite Earl Grey! It makes an amazing London fog too, just throw a couple of lavender buds in the mix while steeping.

Christmas present. I made this one into lattes from Christmas to February. The cinnamon isn’t overpowering and the mix of spices along with the quality black tea really does make me think of the holiday season. I am able to resteep it two-three times before it starts to lose its flavour so also good value. On my list to re-order whenever I put an online order in.

I don’t like black pepper and so this tea isn’t for me. I could see others enjoying it though. Tried it plain , with milk and as a latte (turns out pepper and milk is a gross combination…haha) before getting rid of it. Not a bad tasting tea just not for me!

Breeed at 100c for about 4 minutes. 2 tsp to 2 cups water with 1tsp turbinado brown sugar…I like my flavoured teas slightly sweet. The rose petal taste is nice and delicate. The fruitiness is more prevalent than anything else but isn’t overpowering. A great tea :)

Taste is a bit artificial with a strange aftertaste. I bought this to try as a latte and it won’t be replacing their earl grey for me anytime soon. Will give it a try traditionally brewed to compare.

Received as part of the blind tea testing pack from story of my tea. It’s not something I would normally buy for myself but happy I tried it! Somewhere in between a light oolong and black tea, beautiful colour.