Imperial Earl Grey
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Blending Notes
AROMA: Vibrant citrus fragrance
PALATE: Rich, memorable intensity
PURPOSE: Magnificent joy
An equal balance of bright, coppery Ceylon black tea with conservative bergamot notes.
Ingredients
Estate black tea, natural bergamot oil
Bergamot oil comes from a small citrus fruit grown in Italy (first press and cold pressed), lending its distinctive aroma to this traditional estate black tea. For those who prefer slightly more subtle citrus notes than our Flowery Earl Grey, this Imperial blend is an equal balance of bright, coppery Ceylon black tea with conservative bergamot notes.
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United StatesI have been buying this tea for a long time. For 12 years I have traveled the world sampling teas along the way. This tea has come the closest to the subtle and fine aroma and taste of Earl Grey. Hard to find but you know when you do. You can’t go wrong with this tea.
CanadaFor sure it's a different experience than with regular grocery store tea. Everything from packaging to magnificent aroma and taste makes you just sit there and enjoy your cup of tea for 15 minutes straight.
CanadaThis is a very nice earl grey tea, with a nice citrusy flavour. I've been drinking earl grey my whole life and this one is definitely nice. I didn't find it all that special though, it had a nice aroma, but it wasn't better than the tea I typically get from a small tea company in Toronto (Sloane tea), I actually liked Sloane Classic Earl Grey better. This earl grey is more expensive than the other earl grey I get (the reason for 4 stars), so I won't be buying it again. But, it is a very nice tea, and I'm sure anyone who tried it will love it.
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