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Earl Grey

Classic loose leaf black tea with fragrant notes of refreshing citrus bergamot.

AMS-CT-1016 · New

$11.50In stock

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About this product

Classic Earl Grey loose leaf tea is a timeless staple for anyone who enjoys a traditional, aromatic cup. This blend suits morning routines, quiet afternoon breaks, and tea enthusiasts who appreciate the distinct citrus fragrance of bergamot infused into hearty black tea leaves. Whether you drink tea daily or reserve it for hosting guests, it delivers a comforting, elevated experience.

Preparing loose leaf tea is simple and lets you tailor every cup to your exact taste. Measure a scoop of tea leaves into an infuser basket, teapot, or filter bag, then pour freshly boiled water over them. Allow the leaves to steep for three to five minutes depending on your desired strength, then remove the strainer. Serve it hot on its own, with a splash of milk, or poured over ice for a refreshing chilled beverage.

Before placing your order, please review the listing details for exact package volume and specific brewing guidelines. Because this selection comes as loose leaf rather than pre-portioned tea bags, make sure you have an infuser or strainer ready at home. Verify your address and quantity at checkout to ensure smooth delivery.

Details at a glance

  • Traditional Earl Grey black tea blend
  • Loose leaf format for customized brewing strength
  • Delicate and aromatic bergamot citrus notes
  • Convenient 3oz package size
  • Ideal for hot brewing or iced tea
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