Tea type
Black Tea
Ingredients
Bergamot, Black Tea
Flavors
Bergamot, Tea, Caramel, Leather, Malt, Toast, Wood
Sold in
Sachet
Caffeine
High
Certification
Kosher
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Average preparation
195 °F / 90 °C 4 min, 0 sec 9 oz / 280 ml

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  • “Yet another tea that I cannot believe is not in my cupboard and I’ve never logged. =P The general overview is that this is a solid enjoyable Earl Grey with a black tea based that gets too strong...” Read full tasting note
    72
  • “One of my teeth broke in half yesterday, probably caused by many years of chewing pens while working. I always rationalized that it was a safer habit than smoking cigarettes. Apparently the pen...” Read full tasting note
    87
  • “I picked up a little of this at Millerton to see how it compares to Earl Grey Supreme and Viennese Earl Grey. I do like it. It is a very good Earl Grey, but I think I like the other two just a...” Read full tasting note
    81
  • “Accidentally oversteeped this, so I tried it with milk again. It’s standing up to it a little better, but the milk is still killing a lot of the flavor.” Read full tasting note
    87

From Harney & Sons

This blend was a gift from China to the British Prime Minister, Earl Grey. Our blend uses teas from India and China, blended with natural Oil of Bergamot.

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Since 1983 Harney & Sons has been the source for fine teas. We travel the globe to find the best teas and accept only the exceptional. We put our years of experience to work to bring you the best Single-Estate teas, and blends beyond compare.

40 Tasting Notes

65
22 tasting notes

This is not my favorite kind of Earl Grey, but it wasn’t as terrible as I remember.

Preparation
3 min, 30 sec

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92
13 tasting notes

I just finished the entire tin of this tea, and it has really grown on me. I really enjoy the subtlety and the high quality of the black tea in this blend. I also love the fact that the bergamot is not overpowering. This is an incredibly simple tea with no fruitiness or floweriness whatsoever. This is exactly what an Earl Grey ought to be. The only bad thing I’ll say about it is that it is incredibly delicate when it comes to the steeping. If you don’t do it exactly right, you’ll end up with a hot cup of disappointment. Once you nail the precise water temperature and steeping time, this tea never fails to impress.

Preparation
190 °F / 87 °C 4 min, 0 sec
Cathy Baratheon

You should try Earl Grey Supreme :)

James

If I ever find a tin, I certainly will.

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72
4 tasting notes

Pretty good for a bagged tea. Good strong flavor that’s accented, but not overpowered, by bergamot.

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 3 min, 30 sec

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68
6 tasting notes

An enjoyable Earl Grey that is not too strong. It’s definitely what I reach for when I am not in the mood for Tower of London. I hope to try the other variations.

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70
100 tasting notes

Wow, that’s a strong Bergamot! I would expect bergamot enthusiasts would love this! Personally I could take or leave it on the whole.

Preparation
Boiling 4 min, 30 sec

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75
41 tasting notes

It’s weird how many places you find Harney & Sons tins lately… I am thinking particularly of the impulse buy sections of Barnes & Noble stores.

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