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“Earl grey tea is the perfect drink for the morning with it’s combination of strong black tea and citrus sweet bergamot. I find that one way to tell a good Earl Grey tea apart from a not so good...” Read full tasting note
“Had this one in Amsterdam. It was much better than I had anticipated. The bergamot was very strong and the tea was very strong.” Read full tasting note
“I seem to be coming down with a cold again, so today I’m reaching for my comforting teas to soothe my scratchy throat. This is so damn nice brewed strong (2 bags for a mug) with milk and...” Read full tasting note
“I’m trying this tea whilst sitting beside the Serpentine within Hyde Park. As I sit I’m watching the swans preen themselves, people riding horses on the far bank and listening to the Queens Guard...” Read full tasting note
Clipper Organic Earl Grey Tea comes from the beautiful mountains of South India and lush gardens of Ceylon. This organically grown tea delicately scented with natural bergamot flavour makes the perfect cup of Earl Grey. Ingredients: Organically grown black tea, natural Bergamot flavour.
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This was unexpectedly bitter. First time I made it I steeped it at four minutes, this time around, three minutes and it’s still rather strong. Don’t know if the bitterness comes from the bergamot flavouring oils or just the tea itself.
I picked it up because I like supporting local/Canadian companies, and as a bonus it was also being sold at a local independent home/kitchen accessories store.
I might just have to play around with steeping a bit more.
VE Day 2020
Yikes, I’d forgotten just how strong this tea is! The bergamot is super powerful and as soon as the water hit the teabag I was transported back to a different time in my life. When I lived in Yorkshire, I visited a flatmate’s family in Sheffield often, and this was always the tea they had. Now I can’t drink it without being reminded of them. It’s not one I could drink often, as it is so powerful, but for a bagged black tea it really is one of the best I’ve tried. Very fitting for today – a strong English cuppa.
