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earl grey bravo
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23g sample
makes 10 cups
£200
85g
18p per cup
£650
454g
12p per cup
£2400
teabags
15 full leaf pyramids
£650
PACKAGING GUIDE
Earl Grey Bravo is Adagio's classic Earl Grey - a full-leaf Ceylon black tea from Sri Lanka flavoured with bergamot, the fragrant Italian citrus fruit whose essential oil has defined the Earl Grey style since Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, received the blend as a diplomatic gift in the 1830s.
This is Earl Grey at its most direct: zesty and exhilarating fresh citrus aroma, slightly dry to the nose, with a rounded and balanced orange rind flavour that matches the natural tang of the Ceylon base. A pleasantly dry finish with a lingering citrus sweetness. The blue cornflowers in the dry leaf add visual character without contributing flavour - they're there because Earl Grey Bravo should look as good in the teapot as it tastes in the cup.
TEA TYPE
Black Tea
CAFFEINE
High
As a black tea, this has a fuller caffeine level, making it a good choice for morning or early afternoon. It is typically lower in caffeine than coffee.
STEEP
100° for 2-3 mins
Steep longer for a bolder cup, especially if adding milk.
Ingredients: black tea, orange, natural bergamot flavour & blue cornflowers
Customer Reviews (5761)
Teabags
Our teabags contain the same high-quality tea as our loose tea offerings. Their pyramid shape gives the leaves plenty of room to unfurl and infuse, placing more flavour in each cup. Enjoy the superior flavour of gourmet tea with the convenience of a disposable bag.
teabags
15 full leaf pyramids
£6.50
ingredients & lore
blended with black tea, orange, natural bergamot flavour & blue cornflowers
It is said that in 1830, an Englishman named Charles Earl Grey traveled on a diplomatic mission to China, where in return for his act of kindness, a local man presented him with the recipe for making this distinctive tea. A few corrections are in order. Firstly, the Chinese have never been black tea drinkers, and were unlikely to have a recipe for Earl Grey to bestow on visitors. Secondly, Charles Earl Grey never set foot in China. Otherwise, the story is completely true.You May Also Enjoy
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