“Sipdown, 171. Sending the rest of this off in a swap! First off, argh beaurocracy. I’m glad that NSF decided not to tell me when the annual report for my grant was due, but rather just inform me...” Read full tasting note
“Tea of the morning here, I am not such a fan of Earl Grey or Bergamot in things but I had some of this sample left and decided to finish it off this morning. See previous notes for more info. ;)” Read full tasting note
“Backlog: This is a really good Earl Grey. I like that it has a Yunnan Base. The bergamot is a bit more subdued than in a typical Earl Grey, I like the subtle approach here, and I like that this...” Read full tasting note
“Tea #32 from Another Traveling Tea Box Now here’s an Earl Grey I can get behind. Probably because it’s a rather subdued, almost sophisticated tasting EG. The more delicate approach to the Bergamot...” Read full tasting note
An exceptional Earl Grey.
Black teas from Yunnan (China) are some of the best black teas in the world.
Blue of London is a subtle combination of Yunnan black tea with fresh and delicate bergamot from Calabria (South of Italy), giving a particularly fine and well balanced blend.
About Earl Grey teas: Earl Grey is one of the best-loved English teas. It was first created when Charles Grey, 2nd Earl of Falloden and Foreign Secretary of Britain, received an old recipe from a Mandarin Chinese that called for flavoring tea with bergamot.
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