This Earl Grey will please the taste of the most discriminating Earl Grey tea drinker. Some say add honey and lemon; some say to add milk and sugar; some say drink it without adding anything. You decide!
Perhaps more than any other tea, Earl Grey appears to have been the beverage of choice for one fictitious character after the next. From James Bond to Star Trek's Captain Jean-Luc Picard, to Sir Leigh Teabing of the DaVinci code, Earl Grey holds a special place in the world of storytelling.
What is the difference between Classic Earl Grey and Earl Grey?
The Classic Earl Grey differs from the Earl Grey tea both with the base tea and the way it is flavored. The Classic Earl Grey uses an Assam tea as its base and is naturally flavored with bergamot oil. The Earl Grey tea uses an Orange Pekoe Ceylon tea from Sri Lanka, has cornflower petals, and is flavored with natural flavoring derived from the bergamot fruit.
Named after the 1830's British Prime Minister, Earl Grey is the western world's most popular tea. Earl Grey has traditionally meant any type or blend of tea which is scented with oil of bergamot, a fruit resembling an orange found in the Mediterranean region. Corfu, Greece was the center of the bergamot trade during the same decades it was headquarters for the British Mediterranean fleet, commanded by Lord Grey in London.
Ingredients:
Assam black tea with natural bergamot oil. All items organic.
Origin:
Black Tea from Assam
