Earl Grey is a popular black tea blend distinctively flavored with bergamot oil from a citrus fruit called the bergamot orange (pictured, right). It is named after Charles Grey, British Prime Minister (1830-1834) who supposedly received the tea as a gift. Jacksons of Piccadilly claim to have first commercially produced the “real” Earl Grey tea, though this claim is contested. Earl Grey tea is often made with a slightly smoky black tea as a base, though recently green, white and oolong Earl Grey blends have become commercially available.
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Posted by Stephen
A friend of mine recently mentioned that he'd gotten his girlfriend addicted to Jacksons of Piccadilly's Earl Grey, and he suggested I give it a go. I searched all over for a vendor who sell...
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