Blood Orange Earl Grey Organic
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How it tastes
Blood orange on the nose with notes of black tea & hibiscus.
Blood Orange Earl Grey Organic
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Details
https://www.davidstea.com/ca_en/tea/organic-blood-orange-earl-grey/10904DT01VAR0090484.htmlBlack Tea
Medium Caffeine
20-39 mg per cup
It’s no secret – we love putting our own spin on the classic Earl Grey. In fact, our first ever EG twist was Cream of Earl Grey, and it’s now one of our bestselling blends. This time, we’re bringing you a lively citrus version. Experience freshly pressed blood orange on the nose with notes of black tea and hibiscus, which help lend body to the cup. The bergamot lingers long after each sip, solidifying this tea as a splendidly refined blend.
What makes it great
- A bright & complex take on the classic Earl Grey that’s right on-trend.
- Freshly pressed blood orange dominates the flavor.
- Black tea & hibiscus lend body and astringency to liven the cup.
Product Specifications
Ingredients
Organic black tea, Organic orange peel, Organic rosehip, Organic hibiscus, Organic calendula petal, Natural (bergamot, orange, tangerine) flavouring.
Certification
Organic, Kosher
Nutrition Facts
Product No.
10904DT01VAR0090484
Instructions
1-2 Perfect Spoonfuls of tea
475 ml (16 oz) of 95℃/200℉ water for hot tea or 295 ml (10 oz) for iced
Steep for 3-5 minutes
Sip hot or top with ice for iced tea
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Can you put milk in this?
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Hibiscus will make dairy milk curdle. As this tea includes hibiscus and citrus (acidic) it is not advised to add dairy to this tea.
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<div class="bvseo-pubdate">Date published: 2021-02-22</div>
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