It’s probably the Best Earl Grey I ever had.
It’s an easy tea (after my adventure with Wedding Impérial, I appreciate)
Bergamot is very present but does not “overtake” the floral note offered by blue cornflowers.
The fruity citrus note is delivered with a majestic and harmonious touch.
The tea base itself is very mellow, light but tasty.
This is an euphemism to say I loved this tea.
The funniest is that it wasn’t the one I wanted to purchase : I asked at Mariage’s desk : I want the French Blue Earl Grey, the one with lavender… the Earl Grey Provence was the one I wanted but I can thank the salesman for not reestablishing the correct name of the Tea I first wanted.
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Your reviews make me want to try all the Mariage Freres teas!
We can arrange this if you want Nicole, I can share some with you
This looks so beautiful! I love blue cornflowers in tea.
I’ve been lurking at the Mariage Freres sight myself, contemplating teas I’d like to try.
Oh Terri, go for it, they are excellent. though sometimes my favorites are sort of unexpected. And if you like Lapsang Souchong, theirs will ruin every other version for you.
Your reviews make me want to try all the Mariage Freres teas!
We can arrange this if you want Nicole, I can share some with you
This looks so beautiful! I love blue cornflowers in tea.
I’ve been lurking at the Mariage Freres sight myself, contemplating teas I’d like to try.
Oh Terri, go for it, they are excellent. though sometimes my favorites are sort of unexpected. And if you like Lapsang Souchong, theirs will ruin every other version for you.