↑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 186 — RSS 
As with their "Green Tea with Coconut & Ginger", I got this at a last-day estate sale for a quarter (proportionate fraction of a bulk pantry buy). Not per bag, but for the entire tin! That's the best value I've had for a good tea. However, you probably can't match that. So how costly is it, for real? A peek at the...
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Substantively, this doesn't seem to be different from Harney's Bangkok tea (which I liked a lot and reviewed highly), but in even costlier sachets. Expensive stuff. Very expensive stuff. Did I mention it's pricey?
The value really drags on this product, because while it smells and tastes very good, paying ten b...
This tea has a nice aroma, a mild earthiness with some fruit. The liquor is a medium brown (5min). The good with a smoky after taste. This tea would take milk or cream well.
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Harney's Paris blend is an interesting and likeable variation on the Earl Grey formula. In addition to bergamot, this has vanilla, black currant, and caramel flavors added to black and oolong teas. It makes for a sweet and festive tea that goes well with milk and sugar.
Read Full ReviewThis is a light sencha with a little fruit flavor to it. Yuzu is similar to lime, but this did not have a strong citrus taste. I bet it would be good iced. A pleasant tea.
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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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Organic Bangkok (Green Tea with Coconut, Ginger and Vanilla)
| Style: | Flavored Green Tea |
| Region: | Blend |
| Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
| Leaf: | Loose |
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