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“A review of Earl Grey Green Tea by Bigelow Date: 10/08/2012 Company: Bigelow Tea Tea Name: Earl Grey Green Tea Type/Varietal: Green Region: Steeping Vessel/Amt. Leaf: cup/tea bag Plucking Season:...” Read full tasting note
“I can’t say as I enjoyed this cup but I didn’t dump it down the drain either. It smells like old lady perfume. It’s very pale in taste but what I can taste is the fake bergamot and floral.” Read full tasting note
“When my wonderful girlfriend brought this tea home to me, I was a little skeptical. To me, Earl Grey and black tea were synonymous. The thought of adding bergamot to green tea was like adding fudge...” Read full tasting note
“I love this cheap tea! The green tea is not at all what green tea is supposed to be, but somehow it works. And I don’t think that the bergamot is fake, it just overpowers the base a bit. It’s kind...” Read full tasting note
R.C. Bigelow, Inc
Fairfield, CT 06825-5512
www.bigelowtea.com
Indulge in the soothing ritual of tea. Sipped throughout the day, tea quenches, soothes, satisfies…and delivers healthful antioxidants. From the wonderful aroma that fills the air the moment it starts steeping, you will know that Bigelow tea is like no other. To create our distinctive Earl Grey Green Tea, we blend tender, hand-picked green tea leaves with natural bergamot, and then individually wrap our tea bags in flavor-protecting pouches to seal in its goodness.
Remember, adding a cup of Bigelow tea throughout your busy day can contribute to your overall well being. So sit back, relax and make tea time your time to refresh mind, body and spirit!
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Earl Grey Green Tea
Hot Tea: Pour boiling water over tea bag in a cup and steep for 2 to 4 minutes.
Freshed Brewed Iced Tea by the Bags: Pour 4 to 5 fl oz. boiling water over 1 tea bag, steep 3 to 5 minutes. Sweeten to taste. Pour into tall glass filled with iced…and enjoy.
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A review of Earl Grey Green Tea by Bigelow
Date: 10/08/2012
Company: Bigelow Tea
Tea Name: Earl Grey Green
Tea Type/Varietal: Green
Region:
Steeping Vessel/Amt. Leaf: cup/tea bag
Plucking Season:
Liquor Color: light brown
Leaf Characteristics: tea bag has wonderful citron smell.
1st Steeping:
Water temperature: 170 Fahrenheit
Time: 4 minutes
Note: I am having this tea as my morning cup of tea and it is a lovely. I have enjoyed this tea since first I tasted it. I find the bergamot oil evenly distributed throughout tea cup. It makes the tea richer and smoother as all of this goes into creating a good cup of tea.
When my wonderful girlfriend brought this tea home to me, I was a little skeptical. To me, Earl Grey and black tea were synonymous. The thought of adding bergamot to green tea was like adding fudge sauce to asparagus. However, I was very pleasantly surprised by this little gem. The light tasting bergamot and green tea complement each other perfectly. The taste is enjoyably fascinating. Neither the Earl Grey nor green tea flavor overpower each other but both are definitely present and accounted for. I like to use this tea to chase down my first cup of English Breakfast tea in the morning. I find that steeping this tea for five minutes produces just the right balance of flavor. I drink this and all of my teas straight up. Like all of Bigelow’s tea formulas, there is only a slight (and not unpleasant) aftertaste at the end of the cup.
I love this cheap tea! The green tea is not at all what green tea is supposed to be, but somehow it works. And I don’t think that the bergamot is fake, it just overpowers the base a bit. It’s kind of cheap, stale green tea preserved with bergamot oil, and you know what? It’s perfect! The flavors meld perfectly. I’m going to try Bigelow’s other Earls next.
A coworker gave me a bag of this after we had a conversation about green tea. He is drinking lots of green tea lately for the health benefits. I’m not a fan, but I do love Earl Grey so when he found this green tea version he brought some to work for us to try. The bergamot is very fragrant, but I drowned out the flavor with too much honey. I ended up dumping the cup. I would try it again, but I’m still not sure I’d like it.
Flavors: Bergamot
I can’t taste black tea anymore (due to meds), so it’s nice to find some earl grey green! the bergamot can be a bit overpowering, so I definitely only steep it for 2 minutes; any more and the tea is a little bitter and the bergamot is too strong. otherwise, a nice, cheaper tea – I get it more because of nostalgia than anything else. :)
Flavors: Bergamot, Citrus
Found a great deal on a large green tea variety pack so once again I found another excuse to get pick up more tea.
I’ve always enjoyed Earl Grey teas so I was anxious to try it with green tea. I was concerned both flavors might be compromised when combined but the familiar bergamot bite popped on the very first sip. Yummy!
I always loved Bigelow Earl Grey but the black tea hurt my stomach if I drank more than a cup a day. I should grab a box of this green one next time I see it.
Do so. I have been drinking it ever it was purchased for me by my in-laws. I really like the flavor/aroma and the taste; it all goes hand in hand. I think. Stay well.