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Earl Grey

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$11.56 $17.25 In stock

Category: Tea

This earl grey is a careful blend of two distinct and complementary single origin teas: a whole leaf dianhong black tea from central Yunnan province, China and a bright ceylon single estate tea from Kenilworth, Sri Lanka. The blend is combined with cold-pressed bergamot oil from a family farm in southern Italy, then air-dried. This method maintains freshness and produces a vibrant, easy-drinking cup with a smooth body and notes of grapefruit peel and fragrant citrus.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The Ceylon really brightens up the cup without overpowering the deeper Yunnan base, making it perfect for a morning brew without milk. I've been reaching for this every day since I got it.

Joshua S. ★★★★★

The whole leaf dianhong gives it a smooth, almost chocolatey depth that I wasn't expecting from an Earl Grey. I’ve been brewing it a bit cooler to let those notes shine, and it’s perfect for a slow afternoon.

Edward ★★★★★

The Ceylon part really brightens up the cup, balancing the deeper, almost cocoa-like notes from the Yunnan leaves. I've been brewing it a little cooler than my usual black tea to keep it from turning bitter, and it's perfect.