Bigelow TeaEarl Grey Black Tea, Caffeinated Tea, 100 Count Box (Pack of 1)

It's the best Earl Grey tea I've had. Brews up to a full flavor almost instantly, has a tremendous depth of flavor. I would recommend not brewing it quite perhaps as long as you think you need to, since it does get full flavor quickly. It can be a bit bitter if you let it go as long as you would a regular tea bag.

Better tasting tea than Twining Brand Earl Grey

Always my favorite so glad I got it for a low price

I have tried TAZO and some other brands of Earl Grey and they just don't do it for me. This has a much richer flavor than the others. It also pairs well with Buckwheat Honey. WOW..!!

Hands down our favorite Earl Grey tea!! Price is excellent, amount of tea in each bag is good for a good sized mug! We add a tsp of demerara sugar which takes it to perfection. Not a bitter aftertaste, but a mellow warmth. A year long type tea. Excellent hot or cold. Highly recommend.

Yes, the Earl Grey flavour was there. Looking at the price, you can't ask for more.

As a reasonably avid tea drinker, I've tried a number of different Earl Grey options on the market and most simply fall flat. Where others come across stale or odd, this one comes across as flavorful and well scented. Sometimes the leaves are a bit strong and easy to over steep, but I'd rather that than the artificially flavored bergamont added to bland leaves from others.With the popularity of larger mugs in the US, I'd love to see a larger sachet variation. I hate the waste of opening two pouches to make a mug of tea and haven't been brewing entire pots to justify the larger foil packs. Please, Bigelow, offer your loose leaf options! It would help reduce waste and allow adjusted dosing of your delicious teas!

So I got this after discovering some random Bigelow Earl Grey packets in my pantry... that were suuuuuper old. I'm talking probably close to 8 years, maybe longer! Anyway, I had plenty of other teas in there too, that were not individually sealed, and they were pretty disgusting by this point. The Bigelow? Not so much! It was still surprisingly pleasant, many years later!I honestly have never really payed much attention to the brand (aren't they in like hotel and conference rooms or something?) until this, but figured it was worth a restock.Fast forward to delivery of this, and I can assure you that those ancient packets had, in fact, lost a fair bit of their original freshness (compared to these), but still seem like.... 75-90% of the brand new packets. That's a win for me!