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Reviewed by Wendy B.
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I don't recommend this product
cream of earl grey
find it weak havecto use a lot to get a flavour (not impressed )also doesn't look like normal leaf tea to me
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Cream of Earl Grey
Rated 4.9 out of 5
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EARL OF WHITE OR GREY?
Here’s a twist on a regal classic. Tea Drop delicately blends white tea with the classic natural flavours of Earl Grey for a tea that delivers hints of vani...
Caffeine Level: low
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Hints of vanilla with subtle hints of bergamot
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Pure white tea, cornflower and cold press bergamot oil
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China
Fujian Region, Fuding
Harvest - Mid April to early May
£1.10
£0.38
GBP
Per cup
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EARL OF WHITE OR GREY?
Here’s a twist on a regal classic. Tea Drop delicately blends white tea with the classic natural flavours of Earl Grey for a tea that delivers hints of vani...
Caffeine Level: low
-
Hints of vanilla with subtle hints of bergamot
-
Pure white tea, cornflower and cold press bergamot oil
-
China
Fujian Region, Fuding
Harvest - Mid April to early May
2 Teaspoons
65-70C / 230ml
1-2min
Enjoy!
4 Teaspoons
65-70C/150ml
1-2 Min
Fill with ice and enjoy!
TASTING NOTES
Hints of vanilla with subtle hints of bergamot
Origins
China, Fujian Fuding
Fuding is one of the main producing areas for white tea in China. It’s surrounded by highlands with spectacular rock formations, caves and towering mountains, including the famed Taimu mountain – known as ‘Paradise at sea’. The region is awash with rolling hills, fresh streams and forests. The hilly territories with their red and yellow soils and the year-round mild climate and consistent rainfall contribute to the unique flavour of the white tea produced here.
