Republic of Tea - Earl Greyer Tea

Earl Greyer
More of a Good Thing Tea

Fine black tea leaves blended with oil of bergamot

India, China, and Africa

Black, or fully fermented, tea produces about one-half the caffeine found in a comparably sized cup of coffee. Decaffeinated Earl Greyer contains a miniscule amount of caffeine.

Superior, light liquoring leaves combined with top-grade oil of bergamot has a lively, citrus taste.

Use one level teaspoon or one tea bag per cup of tea. Infuse for three to four minutes.

Oil of bergamot (pronounced BER-GA-MAWT) is extracted from a small citrus fruit grown in the Mediterranean region. This tea is attributed, probably apocryphally, to the British Earl Grey, who visited China in 1830.