Harney & Sons Organic Earl Grey Supreme Teabags, 50 CountUSDA OrganicFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade Certified

I love this tea. Best bagged tea among the brands I tried. It has a smooth taste and nice aroma.

Organic for a good price and taste great tooMy favorite earl grey so far. I often just place it in my steel water bottles for the day without heating it. It still releases a lot of flavor this way.When I heat it, I like to add a dash of lactose free milk, very small amount of sugar, and a couple drops of lemon.

The tea is smooth and wonderful. The shipping in an envelope is horrible. The boxes come somewhat mangled and some teabags damaged. The claim on the mailer says it weighs less than a box. Well, I would prefer a box and avoid receiving something looking like it came from a smash and grab. They are very special.

I have many teas that I have brought back from many different countries… even some from the UK from companies that hold a royal warrant. Harney & Sons consistently delivers a better, higher quality tea than the others. The bergamot is strong enough to enjoy, but not so heavy that you can’t taste the flavor of the tea base itself. It makes beautiful, clear reddish brown color instead of being muddy and cloudy like some of your other everyday teas. I find myself always coming back to Harney & Sons for a great cuppa.

Cheap standard tea bags. Tastes good.

Very pleasant. Mild flavor but full flavor. I think it’s better than Handpicked which is my second favorite. I think Numi and Vadham are also good but if caffeine upsets your stomach after a few cups these will be a problem. Harney stands out for being organic too.

Taste is subjective: what one one person likes another may dislike. Nevertheless, Harney and Sons Earl Grey organic tea is my number one favorite tea.I learned to make a good cup of tea from the British. And, I learned that HOW one brews the tea is just as important as selecting a good quality tea. Here are some of the the most important steps in brewing a good cup of black tea or any mixture of black teas for that matter:1. Start with a good quality tea. Choose organic teas whenever possible. Tea and coffee plants are among the most heavily sprayed crops. And, brewing such teas releases the poisons directly into your cup of tea - not good.2. Choose a cup made of glass or ceramic. Metal cups and Styrofoam cups can negatively effect the taste of tea or coffee.3. Choose a cup that does not have stains or scratches. Bacteria can breed in dirty or damaged cups. This is not only unhealthy but can affect the taste of tea.4. Black teas should be brewed in boiling water in order to bring out the full flavor of the tea.5. Never use tap water or distilled water. Chlorine from tap water will give tea a bad taste and distilled water lacks oxygen and will cause the tea to taste flat.6. Never use reboiled water. Reboiling removes too much oxygen from the water; only boil enough water for one serving per cup.7. Let the tea steep in the cup for a full 5 minutes. This will give the tea a rich, full bodied flavor and will release all of the nutrients of the black tea. How strong or weak you make your tea should not determined by how long you steep your tea; instead, this should be controlled by how much water you pour into your cup.8. Never brew your cup of tea for more than five minutes. Over brewing will cause your tea to become bitter.So, enjoy your cup of Harney and Sons Earl Grey organic tea brewed and served in the style of the British.

The very best tea. Cannot recommend enough. Aroma is wonderful