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“I like a strong, fragrant Earl Grey and this is the closest to my “ideal” Earl Grey that I’ve found yet. Picked up the bags in Harrod’s in London…but hope to find a supplier closer to home!” Read full tasting note
“Yes, I’m giving this 100. I’m in love. Harrods’ description doesn’t do this justice. It doesn’t have a “hint” of bergamot. It’s lousy with bergamot. It also has lots of lovely blue and yellow...” Read full tasting note
“A tea that a coworker picked up from Harrods when we visited. I’m not sure what’s supposed to make this Earl Grey “special” because, to me at least, it really just tasted like a very standard Earl...” Read full tasting note
“Seriously the best cup of earl grey that I’ve ever had in my life, and perhaps even the best cup of tea period! Had it at a friend’s house when we were having tea, and her boyfriend had brought her...” Read full tasting note
A delicious blend of black tea with a hint of bergamot, this Harrods loose leaf tea tin is ideal as a gift or souvenir.
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Yes, I’m giving this 100. I’m in love.
Harrods’ description doesn’t do this justice. It doesn’t have a “hint” of bergamot. It’s lousy with bergamot. It also has lots of lovely blue and yellow flowers.
If you want a light Earl Grey, this isn’t it. It’s heavy on the bergamot. Just like I like it. I picked it up loose in London. It’s very smooth tasting, but gets bitter very quickly if you oversteep.
Seriously folks, yum.
A tea that a coworker picked up from Harrods when we visited.
I’m not sure what’s supposed to make this Earl Grey “special” because, to me at least, it really just tasted like a very standard Earl Grey. Smooth but full bodied black tea base with undertones of malt and flowers and then a fresh, citrusy and aromatic bergamot seamlessly interwoven. Not particularly light or heavy on the bergamot. Maybe the flowery is referring to the pretty petals scattered throughout the visual? Maybe it’s referring to the term “flowery” that is sometimes used in tea grading? I guess it could be both or neither.
Regardless, I thought this was a perfectly whelming Earl Grey.
Seriously the best cup of earl grey that I’ve ever had in my life, and perhaps even the best cup of tea period! Had it at a friend’s house when we were having tea, and her boyfriend had brought her a tin from his trip to London. I honestly can’t describe it. The aroma and taste is just aaah so good (as you can see, I’m very eloquent with my words here). I certainly wish these were sold in the USA. Since that day at my friend’s I have been dreaming of another cup. I don’t know when I’ll ever visit London, but when I do, I’m bringing a suitcase of this tea back home with me.
