Reviewer: Alex Zorach
Member since Sep, 2009
✓ 1448 teas reviewed
✓ 43 of Earl Grey Tea
✓ 109 of Flavored Black Tea
✓ 3 of Wedgwood
✓ 317 of blends
✓ 1448 teas reviewed
✓ 43 of Earl Grey Tea
✓ 109 of Flavored Black Tea
✓ 3 of Wedgwood
✓ 317 of blends
Review of Earl Grey
October 13th, 2010
| Aroma | Flavor | Value | Total |
| 5 of 10 | 3 of 5 | 3 of 5 | 53 of 100 |
| Fair | Fair | Reasonable |
Broken-leaf, but not fannings like their English Breakfast. I brewed for only 1 minute. The cup was a very rich reddish brown color.
Aroma is extremely perfumey for an Earl Grey, and rather fruity and citrusy. Smells more like a normal orange than the bergamot orange too, and smells almost candy-like, but almost a bit woody too. Not entirely good or bad, just different. Aroma is also reminiscent of those old yellow pencils I used to use a lot in elementary school. It kinda brings me back...although it's weird because I don't associate that as a food or drink aroma.
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Comments:
 | Sylvia wrote: on July 28th, 2012 |
Haha, that's so random. About the pencils.
