We don't know when or if this item will be available.
“I can’t believe I am the first to log this one. Upon opening the tin I could smell a citrusy bergamot, mostly. I do love that aroma. For the EG flavors they done come out to play more-so in the...” Read full tasting note
“Teabox B! This definitely had an element that made it different than a typical rooibos… but I’m not sure that I would say it was bergamot. It seemed like a hint of grapefruit for one sip. It...” Read full tasting note
“Not what I was expecting. Dry it has a light scent of bergamot. Brewed it has a rooibos scent. Hot this is rooibos but rooibos mellowed. It does not have the typical overwhelming scratchy rooibos...” Read full tasting note
“This tea was not bad, but it wasn’t what I expected. I recently learned that I enjoy earl grey white tea, so grey herbal tea sounded like it could be good as well. The bergamot oil flavor was very...” Read full tasting note
This caffeine-free herbal alternative to Earl Grey comprises choice bergamot essential oil and hand-crafted organic fair trade rooibos. Our loose leaf herbal tea treat is delicious with milk and rock sugar.
Company description not available.
I can’t believe I am the first to log this one.
Upon opening the tin I could smell a citrusy bergamot, mostly. I do love that aroma.
For the EG flavors they done come out to play more-so in the post-infusion.
The sweetness of the rooibos stands in the middle of the other flavors and plays its part.
I like this one much more than I thought I would.
Pretty good, indeed!
Teabox B! This definitely had an element that made it different than a typical rooibos… but I’m not sure that I would say it was bergamot. It seemed like a hint of grapefruit for one sip. It definitely wasn’t just a plain rooibos though, and it was a good one! I really need to get filter steeping bags for rooibos though.
Not what I was expecting. Dry it has a light scent of bergamot. Brewed it has a rooibos scent. Hot this is rooibos but rooibos mellowed. It does not have the typical overwhelming scratchy rooibos taste. Absent from my perspective is the citrus. I am certain that is what tames the herbal leaf. I just don’t taste it. Once the cup cools the bergamot comes out to play and it is pleasant enough. I liked this best at room temperature. If you are looking for a way to learn to like rooibos, this might do it for you. If you want a stout cup of herbal Earl Grey this is not it. As its own thing, I did enjoy this one.
This tea was not bad, but it wasn’t what I expected. I recently learned that I enjoy earl grey white tea, so grey herbal tea sounded like it could be good as well. The bergamot oil flavor was very light (I’m not even completely sure I tasted it, or at least it’s very different from what I’ve had in other earl grey teas), and the primary impression I had of this tea was fruitiness. That’s funny considering that there doesn’t seem to be any fruit in this tea… I’ll have to try it again, perhaps steeping longer and adding rock sugar.
