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“Had a big pot of this for games & Kelly this afternoon. Played Crazy Eights, a Harry Potter trading card game (oh yes), Lexigo and Crib. FUN. I always forget how much I enjoy games and usually...” Read full tasting note
“I’m glad I held off on rating this – I’m enjoying this far more this time around. Actually, with all the berry notes, and the ultra-smoooooth base, this is very comparable to Adagio’s TARDIS Blend!...” Read full tasting note
“Backlog: A really good Earl Grey variation. There is a good balance between raspberry and bergamot flavors. The raspberry is very distinct and strong but it doesn’t attempt to overpower the...” Read full tasting note
“This really makes an excellent milk tea! I don’t love this one plain. The bergamot is strong and the raspberry a bit too candy-like. But both of those things are fine once milk is added! It’s...” Read full tasting note
One of our most popular Earl Grey variations, with pleasantly fruity berry notes mingled with an underlying bergamot profile, you’ll find it impossible to put this cup down. The aromas are so enticing, you’ll have at least 3 cups before you finally decide it’s time to get back to work… or you might just take the day off to spend with your new tea-love.
Ingredients: Tea (Camelia Sinensis), orange peel, safflower, natural essences
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Had a big pot of this for games & Kelly this afternoon. Played Crazy Eights, a Harry Potter trading card game (oh yes), Lexigo and Crib. FUN. I always forget how much I enjoy games and usually have be dragged into them… what a dummy :P :P
Anyway, this tea is a great tea! Simple and yum.
I’m glad I held off on rating this – I’m enjoying this far more this time around. Actually, with all the berry notes, and the ultra-smoooooth base, this is very comparable to Adagio’s TARDIS Blend! Except maybe smoother. And cheaper to buy/ship.
I love the golden amber liquor. This is a pretty tea, and and it tastes as good as it smells. I could see this becoming a regular.
I wonder if the extra 30s brewing helped subdue the bergamot, or if I was just ‘off’ when I tried it before.
Backlog:
A really good Earl Grey variation. There is a good balance between raspberry and bergamot flavors. The raspberry is very distinct and strong but it doesn’t attempt to overpower the bergamot, which is also distinct.
Really good iced!
Here’s my full-length review: http://sororiteasisters.com/2013/08/24/raspberry-earl-grey-black-tea-from-shanti-tea/
This really makes an excellent milk tea!
I don’t love this one plain. The bergamot is strong and the raspberry a bit too candy-like. But both of those things are fine once milk is added!
It’s like some kind of delicious creamy raspberry taffy combined with a London fog, and I am here for it! Really excited that I have a 60g+ pouch of this now. :D
Flavors: Bergamot, Candy, Raspberry
Rocking these milk teas!
I need to order some boba, ha ha.
Yes! Good call. :)
I don’t like earl grey normally but I love anything fruity so if I do come across this one I’ll make note to have it as a milk tea! Sometimes you have to experiment to find what works for you/tea so glad you found an enjoyable way on this one.
this sounds awesome! i’m always looking for new earl grey blends — may need to check this one out!
SO yum. :D