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Earl Grey from St. Dalfour

Steepster Score 4 Ratings Rate This Tea

64/100

Earl Grey

Black Tea by St. Dalfour

Certified, pure organic Ceylon tea. Selected and blended under the direction of the tea experts of St. Dalfour France. Enhanced by the all natural flavor of bergamot.

The St. Dalfour tea experts have searched the best tea producing areas in the world which are located in the Himalayas of India and the high ground of Ceylon. After careful screening, they have selected special pristine tea gardens where no preservatives or chemicals are used. In these gardens master planters nurture tea bushes with natural organic biomass and loving care. Only these tea gardens are used for St. Dalfour tea.

Since tea is made directly from tea leaves plucked on a continuous basis during harvest (and these tea leaves are not washed), it is vitally important to make certain these leaves are free of any chemicals. Be confident of having pure, wholesome tea when buying St. Dalfour.

St. Dalfour Organic Tea-Healthy Packaging:

1. Each tea bag is hermetically sealed in a envelope to preserve its fresh, natural flavor.

2. The tea bags are made with eco-friendly paper. No chemicals (which would alter the taste of the tea) touch the tea bag.

3. The tea bag is attached to the tag by a pure, sanitized string without the use of meal staples. Thus, no metallic taste is found in the tea.

4. The tea is packaged in an air controlled, immaculate chamber which prevents any impurities from affecting the taste of the tea.

6 Tasting Notes

Lisbet
33

What is up with this tea? Older (lower income) women keep offering me free samples of this and asking me to let them know if I want to buy a box. Is this the Avon cosmetics of the tea world? Anyway, fresh with new free samples I thought I’d give the earl grey a try with a splash of vanilla almond milk.
Nothing much to say about it- it’s a perfectly good run-of the mill cup of bagged earl grey. I like that it’s organic though.

threewhales
84
threewhales 2 tasting notes

A mild EG. Very drinkable, more like a Lady Grey.

This is a really light EG. Very drinkable, It leaves a peppery aftertaste that I find delightful.

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Tea Sipper
12

I really don’t like this. Dare I say it reminds be of bug spray. eww. Not what I want to be drinking in the morning. This was the first Earl Grey I tried and I don’t think I’ll be trying any more.

Payton
74

Probably my favorite Earl Grey, the St. Dalfour has a fruity, flowery taste that I find incredibly comforting. Those jam-makers know how to flavor a black tea. It’s much lighter than other Earls, and not as harsh on the palette. The bergamot is a summer breeze in the cup: not nearly as strong as I usually prefer my bergamot flavor, but somehow just as pleasant. Note that the subtle nuances of this tea seem to dissipate quickly in storage. Best to consume quickly.

nell

When I drink bagged tea, this is usually it. I keep it in my purse, my desk at work and the glove box in my car, just in case. It is actually better than most loose Earl Greys I’ve tried. The black tea base is just perfect for my tastes – not too weak, not too strong. Very fresh tasting.