↑About Harney and Sons
Harney & Sons is a tea company, founded in 1983 in Salisbury, CT, now based in Millerton, NY. The company has a comprehensive selection of teas, herbal teas, and blends, including single-origin teas from all the major tea-producing regions and occasionally minor ones as well. Although Harney has a large selection of loose teas, they also sell several lines of teabags as well as pyramid sachets. Their Pyramid sachets are served in Barnes & Noble cafes, and their sachets and teabags are served in a number of other cafes and restaurants throughout the U.S.
In addition to tea, Harney & Sons's website sells teapots, books, and tea accessories. Michael Harney of Harney & Sons also wrote the Harney and Sons Guide to Tea, a book about tea and different styles and varieties of tea.
The company has two physical stores, one in Millerton and the other in NYC (SoHo), but mostly sells their teas online through their website and through other retailers.
↑Physical Locations
| Harney & Sons SoHo | New York, NY | |
| Harney & Sons Millerton | Millerton, NY |
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↑Recent Reviews — Browse All 172 — RSS 
I had this tea at a local restaurant (in a bag) and got 2 cups out of 1 bag - even though the restaurant offered me a second bag. It had a slight grassy note but also a pleasant roasted flavor vaguely reminiscent of a barley or genmaicha. I really enjoyed this tea - hot - no lemon - no dairy - no sweetener.
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The scent of this was delicious. The scent of the tea after brewing was delicious. But, there wasn't much to the flavor. At the end of the cup, after the tea had cooled, the notes sat on my palette better. But, something about the notes bypassed my palette when the tea was hot. This might be good as an iced tea. But, a...
Read Full ReviewLet me start by saying that I generally don't like flavored teas at all. Most of them taste artificial to me, the rest don't taste like tea and because I love the taste of tea, I'm left dissatisfied by them. But, as you can see, I gave this 80/100, so I was quite pleased with it. I was surprised not simply because of m...
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This smells and tastes like some halfway point between Bigelow Earl Grey and Twinings Earl Grey. With Bigelow, the bergamot note is strong and pointed and the tea has a more earthy taste. With Twinings, the bergamot note is more gentle and the tea has a more woody taste. With Harney & Sons Earl Grey, the bergamot note ...
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I purchased Harney and Son's Organic Jasmine along with their Dragon Jasmine Pearls and their Jasmine (non-organic). I brewed all of them according to Harney and Son's directions (1 tsp tea to 1c water at 175F for 3 min).
Organic Jasmine has the least jasmine aroma and flavor of the three. That's not to say it isn't...
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Dragon Pearl Jasmine
| Style: | Jasmine Pearls |
| Region: | Fujian, China |
| Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
| Leaf: | Loose |
Japanese Sencha (Sachets)
| Style: | Sencha |
| Region: | Shizuoka, Japan |
| Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
| Leaf: | Sachet |
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Singbulli Darjeeling DJ41
| Style: | Darjeeling First Flush |
| Region: | Darjeeling, India |
| Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
| Leaf: | Loose |
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