↑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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This is a blend of black teas from Assam, Darjeeling, and Nilgiri. The first 2 I am pretty familiar with, but the latter not really. As the name suggests, it is an all purpose black tea. For me it works best with some kind of milk, but it is decent with lemon also. One reviewer on their site drinks it plain, so I t...
Read Full ReviewThis seems to be an inexpensive Chinese gunpowder tea perked up with some spices - cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, coriander, fennel, ginger, and artificial flavorings to be exact. The results are pretty good, if a little bitter, and the price is reasonable. Interestingly, they do not recommend preparing this chai in the...
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A delicious, fragrant and strong-brewing decaf sachet. I take it plain but could easily add milk and/or sugar or sweetener if desired. So comforting. Not too expensive - nice tin and sachets.
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I suspected something was wrong with the quality (or lack thereof) of this tea when I opened up the tin and there was no scent. (Side note: The best by date isn't for about 2 years, so that's not the issue.) Some teas have a very, very light scent, though. So, I tried to suspend judgment and brewed a cup as the packagi...
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Very pale yellow liquor, delicate flavor. More aroma than taste for me. Tasty, but a bit too subtle for my old palate
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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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