Mighty Leaf Organic Earl Grey Black Tea, 15 Tea Bags -- 6 Per Case
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Mighty Leaf Organic Earl Grey Black Tea, 15 Tea Bags -- 6 Per Case
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- Earl Grey: Black tea with fragrant bergamot
- Organic Leaves: Crafted from certified tea
- Citrus Aroma: Bergamot adds a bright floral lift
- Refined Brew: Smooth choice for afternoon service
- Tea Cart: Suits cafés and hospitality programs
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Mighty Leaf Organic Earl Grey Black Tea
Black Tea
Mighty Leaf Organic Earl Grey Black Tea, 15 Tea Bags
Mighty Leaf Organic Earl Grey Black Tea combines robust black tea with the distinctive citrus aroma of bergamot for a fragrant, refined infusion. Made with organic ingredients, the 15-tea-bag package is a convenient choice for cafés, restaurants, hotels and hospitality beverage programs.
Easy to steep and serve, this whole leaf tea can be enjoyed plain or complemented with milk, lemon or sweetener. Its bright citrus character works beautifully with breakfast, afternoon tea and dessert service, giving operators a classic organic black tea option for versatile beverage menus.
One of the very few Earl Greys available that uses organic bergamot oil. The aroma is distinctively natural, and the citrusy taste is deliciously bittersweet. Predominantly using black tea from Yunnan province in China, the flavor of this classic Earl Grey is round, faintly toasty, smooth with a sweet/dry finish that is unique yet familiar. It finds the balance between tea and bergamot all the way to the end of the cup. Organic Earl Grey is made of rich organically grown black tea leaves and golden buds with a twist of citrusy organic bergamot. Bergamot oil is pressed from the rind of the fruit, then tumbled with the tea until the pungent aroma is absorbed, resulting in a distinctive and aromatic cup. Whether or not the Second Earl of Grey actually "discovered" this blend is debatable, but its popularity is not.
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