French Earl Grey

Tea type
Black Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Fruity, Juicy, Peach, Sweet, Astringent, Bergamot, Dark Wood, Floral, Round, Smooth, Tobacco, Hibiscus, Lavender, Lychee, Orange, Rose, Malt, Red Fruits, Stonefruit, Apricot, Jam, Strawberry, Earth, Nectar, Perfume, Tart, Wood, Citrus, Fruit Tree Flowers, Grapefruit, Flowers, Orange Zest
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Bulk, Loose Leaf, Sachet
Caffeine
High
Certification
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Edit tea info Last updated by Cameron B.
Average preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 3 min, 15 sec 33 oz / 983 ml

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  • “This has pretty much broken the record for being used up in my cupboard. Looking at.other reviews, there is a really mixed bag and some people are quite negative in their thoughts. But I think this...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Floral and peachy overtones guide you into this tea and leave you with a distinctly peachy after taste. This is a more fragrant and more fruity version of the standard Earl Grey and could easily...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I just love this tea, it is fragrant and refreshing hot or iced. Not too heavy on the bergamot or on any one flavour. Iced it goes well with some peach slices floating in it!” Read full tasting note
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  • “A traditional tea for those addicts amongst us that need that “taste of British tea”, but with a slightly sweet, floral taste to it as well. Seems to need less sugar than normal to bring the...” Read full tasting note
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From T2

Black tea with sweet fruits, rose, sunflower and hibiscus, with a touch of bergamot to finish.

Earl Grey gets a French twist which is oh-so-fruity. A medium-bodied black tea base with pretty petals and notes of fruit that play with classic bergamot in an inspiring, bold and refined infusion.

• Sweet fruits, rose, sunflower and hibiscus, with a touch of bergamot to finish and leave you feeling a little fancy.
• This tea is sealed fresh inside a compostable plastic bag packed into a colourful recyclable cardboard box. Store in a cool, dry place.
• Sip as an afternoon tea pick-me-up or perfect as your morning tea ritual, this flavoured tea hit is perfect as a hot tea or a relaxing iced tea.
• Brew for 2-3 minutes using freshly boiled water. Best drunk without milk due to the delicate floral flavours and light black tea base. A little slice of lemon will add a zesty finish and complement the heady, floral aroma.
• From fruits to spices, tea leaves to herb bushes, 100% of our tea is sustainably sourced.

Ingredients: Black tea, hibiscus, natural and artificial bergamot flavouring (2%), rose petals, sunflower petals, natural and artificial flavouring, mallow flowers

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53 Tasting Notes

75
5 tasting notes

aromatic tea leaves. i enjoy it with a little sugar to bring out the floral flavours.

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75
1 tasting notes

Classic, gorgeous, my favourite special occasion tea. Love it so much.

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75
3 tasting notes

Classic earl grey with lovely sweet aroma

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961 tasting notes

Strange VariaTEA TTB #6

I think I made a pretty colossal mistake with this one by adding milk. I always drink my earl grey with milk, so I did it without even tasting it first…now I see in the description here that the company specifically recommends NOT adding milk. :( I don’t feel like I can really rate this one, since I didn’t drink it as it was intended to be drunk. Though I will say, I think it may be misnamed as an earl grey! The overwhelming aroma I got from the dry leaf and flavor I got from the brew was a sweet, juicy peach. The bergamot may be there, but it’s seems to be completely overwhelmed by the peach flavoring. I do like peach, so I think I might have liked this quite a bit if I’d drunk it straight!

Flavors: Fruity, Juicy, Peach, Sweet

Preparation
Boiling 3 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 12 OZ / 354 ML

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15695 tasting notes

Adventaggedon Day 8: Tea 5/7

Not my favourite tea of the day but definitely a super nice one! I think ultimately it comes down to the fact that I just don’t drink a lot of Earl Grey. However, the sweet and floral bright top notes of this EG were a really pleasant addition and I thought it made the overall cup feel so much more fun and lively. I’m used to French Earl Grey typically being an addition lavender and that combination sometimes coming off as too perfumey/soapy but this was almost fruity florals and just… joyous!?

I paired my mug with some white chocolate macarons as well, which was a pleasant addition. The creaminess of the macarons almost acted in a way like a splash of milk, which was nice! It was just a happy moment in the morning.

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2302 tasting notes

I remembered reading notes of people loving this tea, so when I saw some in the tea box, I had to give it a try. I see rose petals in the blend, which isn’t a great sign for my preferences, but let’s see! Yeah I definitely taste rose, but it works okay here. Really, this tastes fruity and floral, not like EG at all. I wouldn’t want more than this single cup, but it’s not bad with some sugar and milk. I just wouldn’t call it EG.

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1548 tasting notes

Kiki came home for the day and is kicked back in her recliner watching TV. It’s a hot one outside today and thankfully cool inside. She’s about ready to fall asleep and then ZING! a sip of black tea.

“Oh, I like this one. I LIKE this one. Is that jasmine? That’s… omg… new episodes on “Money Heist.” burrp It’s a jasmine burp, it’s a black oolong and uh, am I right?"

No haha!

“No? It’s a… Am I right at all?”

Hold on!

“What did you say? Is anything right? Ok so it’s a white tea!”

Haha, you’re a funny one, Kiki.

“I dunno. It’s good!”

It’s called French Earl Grey. It has fruity flavors and bergamot and rose and flower petals.

“Alright that’s black. Isn’t that black? Alright.”

It has fruity peachy flavor in it…

“Okay…”

…and bergamot flavor…

“Okay…”

…and rose and flower petals.

“Alright. yawn Very, very nice.”

This has a full mouthfeel that sets it apart from all the flavored black teas and black teabags I’ve had lately. It makes me think of a tobacco-tasting black tea but I wouldn’t say I taste tobacco. Upon another sip, maybe I would say tobacco. Woody tobacco? The full, peachy flavoring and moderate bergamot flavoring play really well with the base tea. This is cohesive. The peach lingers in the aftertaste. Pretty good. I feel like the heft of this tea combined with the fruity and floral tastes would make a good cup on a hard-frost early spring morning.

Flavors: Astringent, Bergamot, Dark Wood, Floral, Fruity, Peach, Round, Smooth, Tobacco

Preparation
205 °F / 96 °C 3 min, 0 sec 10 OZ / 295 ML
Mastress Alita

I really like this one! For me, the peach and rose just combine to taste like a lychee Earl Grey, which I have no complaints about!

ashmanra

Sounds marvelous!

gmathis

Hi, Kiki! Happy September to you.

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1711 tasting notes

Advent Day 10

What’s this?! A T2 tea that I’m liking?! I was reading the description and wondered what it is that makes them think of an EG as French. I was surprised to find a fruity note beyond the berg. I was guessing lychee and was pleased to see in the Steepster page that I was right! I was also surprised that hibiscus was listed in the mix! I don’t even taste is which is exactly how I like my hib! There are some honey notes at the very end of the sip that lingers. The flavors are bright, but not overwhelming. This is one that I’d actually buy! So far one in 12 for me and T2.

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 3 min, 0 sec
Cameron B.

This is the one I like from T2 as well! XD

Mastress Alita

This was the tea that eventually turned me from hating all EGs/bergamot into slowly becoming an EG lover.

Dustin

Wait… the ONE? As in the only one you like from them? I’m going to start counting down to the end of the advent if the rest of the teas are all mediocre!
Ette tea has a lychee EG called Kris EG that is pretty good as well. It took me a while to warm up to EGs too. There was Lupica’s Loki Lani which was an EG with passionfruit that got me excited about the possibilities of EGs. So sad they discontinued it.

Mastress Alita

I think T2 states it has “peach” flavor, but mixed with the florals in the blend, it totally reads as lychee to me!

Dustin

Ah, I see. I was reading the flavor notes, not the ingredients on the Steepster entry!

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22 tasting notes

What a lovely surprise, this one!
I was worried it would be another boring Ear Grey variation, it’s definitely not.

First of all – the SMELL. Oh my, the smell. I could smell like that myself. Where can I buy such perfume? This is splendid. You can feel the bergamot, the orange, the peach (!), rose, lychee (?). The smell is overpowering, I finished drinking this tea in the morning, it’s now 9PM, and I am still sitting here sniffing the sample bag like some sort of addict.

The tea tastes great, but I suggest brewing it rather shorter, than longer. Anything longer than 2,5 min will leave you with a very strong black tea and all the aromas will be killed, I’m afraid. If you have it ‘weaker’, you will be able to appreciate the whole palette. The third brewing was my favourite one, actually.

I believe this can be a love it or hate it kind of tea, but for me it’s love.

Speak to you all later, I need to run and buy more!

Flavors: Bergamot, Fruity, Hibiscus, Lavender, Lychee, Orange, Peach, Rose

Preparation
Boiling 2 min, 0 sec 5 tsp 250 OZ / 7393 ML
Cameron B.

Love this one. The name scared me because generally “French” means lavender, of which I am not a fan. But it’s not that at all! :D

anna's tea party

So true! Even the colour of the sample bag is lavender, which confused me as well, I expected it to be very lavender-y and luckily it’s not!

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65 tasting notes

Smells very sweet and a lot like perfume.

It is a little disappointing that the bergamot flavor is missing from this tea. It is really floral with the rose flavor being the star of the show. Its okay

Flavors: Floral, Rose

Preparation
3 min, 0 sec

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