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“Ha, I love trying different EGs, but I have to echo what other people mentioned and say that this one tastes like dirt. I also taste a pretty decent blueberry. I think adding almond milk helped...” Read full tasting note
“Surely I’ve mentioned this before, but there’s definitely an earthy and “potting soil” like quality to this blend that I feel strongly would turn off most people. However, I’m the weirdo out there...” Read full tasting note
“I don’t know why I ordered this one. It was stupid of me, really, because I’ve never liked a single one of Deb’s Earl Grey blends. At first I thought it was the lavender, but they don’t all have...” Read full tasting note
“It really kills me that I seem to hate Deb’s earl grey flavouring. This tea literally tasted like dirt. Blueberry/wildberry dirt. Hers are the only EGs where I have had this impression pretty much...” Read full tasting note
What does a dashing Earl bring to an afternoon tea picnic? Why, a blueberry parfait, of course! With a touch of creamy coconut, and the heady, fragrant, mouthwatering scent and flavour of bright bergamot, this black tea blend is a blueberry Earl Grey delight. Tart, sweet, and fruity, Earl’s fluffy parfait will be a star at your next teatime spread!
Certified Organic Ingredients: Black Tea, Natural Bergamot, Elderberries, Currants, Hibiscus, Coconut, Freeze-Dried Blueberries, Blue Cornflower Petals
Handcrafted in Toronto, Canada.
Steeping instructions: 2 tea spoons at 212F for 4-6 mins
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Ha, I love trying different EGs, but I have to echo what other people mentioned and say that this one tastes like dirt. I also taste a pretty decent blueberry. I think adding almond milk helped this taste like drinkable dirt…but still not desirable. Thanks for giving me the chance to try this, Cameron B!
Surely I’ve mentioned this before, but there’s definitely an earthy and “potting soil” like quality to this blend that I feel strongly would turn off most people. However, I’m the weirdo out there who has now started brewing this up because I’ve started craving that earthy taste alongside the more natural, semi-sweet blueberry juice notes. Could case less about the bergamot, to be honest, but truthfully it’s pretttyyyyy weak compared to the other flavours.
More earthy fruit teas for me, please!
I don’t know why I ordered this one.
It was stupid of me, really, because I’ve never liked a single one of Deb’s Earl Grey blends. At first I thought it was the lavender, but they don’t all have lavender in them. So I guess it’s either the bergamot or the base tea, but something tastes super earthy, like I’m licking potting soil. And combined with the candylike blueberry flavoring here, it’s very weird. Adding oat milk doesn’t help either, then it’s creamy blueberry dirt.
Sigh. It’s my own fault for ordering this tea, I guess I was just too intrigued by the bergamot & blueberry combo, since I don’t think I’ve had it before. Oh well, into the swap box it goes…
Flavors: Artificial, Blueberry, Candy, Dirt, Earth, Lavender, Musty, Sweet
It really kills me that I seem to hate Deb’s earl grey flavouring. This tea literally tasted like dirt. Blueberry/wildberry dirt. Hers are the only EGs where I have had this impression pretty much every single time; I’ve loved (or at least liked) nearly every other EG I’ve had, including every single 52teas blend. I feel like the rest of the tea is pretty good, and without that EG flavouring I’d love it, so it’s very frustrating to me. Like with Cream Soda Float, it seems to mostly/only be me with this problem :(
I finished the cup, and mourned my tastebuds for their inability to enjoy this flavouring.
Sigh, all of Deb’s Earls taste like that to me and it makes me very sad.
It’s so strange and unfortunate!