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“This blend was my choice for my second cup of tea today (we’re getting snow tonight—it’s a hot tea kind of day), and it tasted better than usual. I brewed it slightly less than I normally would,...” Read full tasting note
“We went to a new Korean BBQ place for dinner tonight, which was extremely delicious, and I had a nice green tea there but of course I have no idea what kind or brand of tea it was. It was kind of a...” Read full tasting note
“Thanks Raul for this tea! For a teabag, I don’t expect much. But then again, I shouldn’t knock them since we’ve all had one at some point. This tea was wonderful! I didn’t get too much of a scent...” Read full tasting note
“So, what can I say? I expected a lot more. This is what I remembered of “tea” before I started on my loose-leaf journey over a year ago. It’s very one dimensional with little character. It’s almost...” Read full tasting note
Fill your teacup with the flavorful legacy of our Victorian Earl Grey black tea. A true classic, Earl Grey continues to delight the senses with a charming combination of aromatic Assam and floral Kenyan teas richly scented with natural bergamot flavor. Our Victorian Earl Grey tea whispers of a bygone era, yet speaks to the palate of today’s most discerning tea drinker. So capture a timeless moment and express yourself…elegantly.
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I took my steeper home for a bit so at work I was drinking the tea they have stocked in the cupboard. Usually I drink the green if I have to resort to the teabags at work, but I thought I’d try the earl grey…
Makes me seriously appreciate the Harney & Sons.
It was just flat and dissonant and generally unappealing. More or less drinkable when it was hot, but after cooling was even worse, and I finished the cup only because it was in my hands already.
I always kind of want to like Celestial Seasonings more because hey, state pride for local tea company, but I generally do not like their teas much.
