Earl Grey Strong Tea Made With Whole Tea Leaves, Natural Ingredients, Non-GMO, Bold Bergamot Flavor – 50 Count (1 Pack of 50 Teabags)

Finally, after many tries, I have found an Earl Grey that I can taste the bergamot. I had the best supplier for years until he retired and closed up shop. I have tried at least 10 other Earl Grey and have been sadly disappointed every time. This tea is DELICIOUS.

I love buying tea when I travel around the world. I like going to unique tea shops in different countries and hauling back these various teas which probably makes me a picky tea drinker even though my main drink is coffee.. But for all the delicious tea out there, what can you get locally that actually is delicious is this brand of tea, “tea pigs” is awesome. Hands-down, the best Chai teabag on the shelf if you can find it or on the Internet that is authentic and not overly cinnamon or chintzing you out of certain flavors that make true chai authentic. So this brand makes this other excellent flavor of strong Earl Grey tea that we love to make London fogs out of. Nothing compares to this, no PG tips is strong enough. This is its own unique delicious tea and worth checking out if you are a snob, not a snob per se, just a good palate for tea..

I bought this to try as a flavor for my milk tea. It is a delicious surprise. Expensive but so worth it. The flavor is bold, delicious and just a taste of serious sophistication. I brew a strong cup as I’m watching certain people lambast each other. Keeps me out of the fray as that bulldog of Earl Grey is growling in my cup. 🤷‍♀️ Please do try this. It is worth it even if you take a one-time plunge. It’s so yummy 😋

I am very discerning about my Earl Grey tea. I tried many, so many, before I found Teapigs strong Earl Grey. Now the search is over and I just keep ordering this one. I was paying less from another venue, but now — like everything else — the price has gone up in general. I’m just glad I can still get it. It’s best as looseleaf because then you can decide how strong you want it. I like it pretty strong. No other Earl Grey really even compares.

This early grey tea is soooo good! I make this into an iced latte by adding ice, some brown sugar syrup tht I make, and some half and half. So simple but beyond delicious. Be careful of the brewing time because if you brew for too long, there’ll be a bitter taste on the backend.

I drink exclusively Earl Grey tea, and I have a couple of cups a day, at least. I like my tea black and bitter, like my heart, and Teapigs Strong Earl Grey fits the bill. The bags are a good quality so you don't get stray loose leaves in the bottom of your cup. It's much like Harney & Sons, but a bit stronger.

What have you done? This is, by far, the smoothest and, yet, most robust Earl Grey tea I have ever tasted. Anyone with a single tastebud and an ounce of class knows that Earl Grey is the best one. Period. Full stop as the tea taxers would have is saying had we not literally gone to war to set ourselves free from that watery brew. (Also taxes, representation…) Now I am as trapped as a colonist in my kitchen making this tea wondering what comes next?!? Have you thought of my marmalade? (I already use Kerry Butter so that, at least, has reached the level of perfection.) what about my toast? You tea freaks have lopsided my breakfast table and I am now delighted with your blend and blighted by the promise of bread and spread upgrades. Love the tea - let’s get cracking on the rest now shall we?

Smells beautiful, in the classic triangular bags, whole leaves, once they rehydrate the entire bag is FULL of tea. Yes I have brewed a second cup, suitable for drinking from one tea bag. But really- the flavor is just excellent. Strong, I like it that way, and tasty. Highly recommend.