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“Sipdown! (95 | 192) This tea is confusing. It’s called Dorian Grey, and the description compares it to Earl Grey, but there is no bergamot in the ingredients. The dry leaf smells like bergamot,...” Read full tasting note
“Still working on perfecting the steeping time, but enjoying this tea nonetheless. I’ve always had trouble with Earl Grey and I thought this sounded perfect when the lovely employee at Steam told me...” Read full tasting note
Dorian Grey is what happens when you want that classic Earl Grey tea feel with a trip to the fruit orchard instead of the bergamot orange trees. Dried flowers and apples give this tea additional depth and help balance out the bitterness you sometimes experience with black teas. It’s lighter bodied than a traditional Earl Grey and yes, it is named after the Oscar Wilde novel.
Ingredients: Ceylon black tea, apple pieces, mallow and linden flowers, cornflowers, white daisy, and elder blossoms.
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Sipdown! (95 | 192)
This tea is confusing. It’s called Dorian Grey, and the description compares it to Earl Grey, but there is no bergamot in the ingredients. The dry leaf smells like bergamot, and the tea tastes like it has a touch of bergamot to me, and maybe some vanilla. Yet there is no bergamot, and no flavoring of any kind – just black tea, apple, and flower petals.
Huh?
Thank you Courtney, for this strange tea experience ha ha. ❤
Flavors: Bergamot, Metallic, Smooth, Tannic, Vanilla
Still working on perfecting the steeping time, but enjoying this tea nonetheless.
I’ve always had trouble with Earl Grey and I thought this sounded perfect when the lovely employee at Steam told me it was without bergamot. The base is a touch finicky with steeping, but the other floral ingredients complement it.
Hahah!