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The lights, the sounds, the unparalleled culture: Tokyo has it all. The Earl wanted to capture that spirit of energy and innovation after a recent trip. Enter Organic Tokyo Earl Grey. This twist on the classic adds a pinch of Japanese sencha and a squeeze of bright, zingy yuzu to the traditional combo of black tea and bergamot. The result? A fresh & zesty take that’s as vibrant as Japan’s capital city. Fans of classic Earl Grey or our other variations will love this fresh & extra citrusy take. It even makes a delicious Tokyo Fog—just whip up a latte with some sweetener and a hint of vanilla!
Bright, zingy yuzu and aromatic bergamot blended into a rich, full-bodied black tea base.
Organic black tea, Organic orange peel, Organic green tea from Japan, Organic lemon granule (organic lemon juice concentrate, organic corn starch), Natural (yuzu, bergamot, lime) flavouring with other natural flavouring.
Product number: 11171
Organic
Vegan
Ethical Tea Partnership
No Added Sugar
15-20 cups (8 oz/240 ml) of hot tea. 10-15 cups (8 oz/240 ml) of iced tea
We source from tea gardens across the world and always blend with the most creative, premium ingredients, so you never have to compromise on taste or quality.
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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 1045 reviews.
We pick this up every year and it’s something I really look forward to as one of our holiday traditions. I am kind of disappointed with the overall lackluster presentation compared to previous years.
In previous years, they came in little tins that fit into boxes. They used to be a real work of art, with a super-heavy construction. They could easily be a centerpiece or left out for display. You could tell David’s tea used to put a lot of work and thought into its design. The first photo is from this year and the two other photos are from previous years. You can really see the difference.
The design, with the bags inside the boxes, does not work very well. The bags are slightly too big for the boxes, and they press against the inside, causing a slight deformation. Those boxes then fit into the slats inside the calendar, but the material is too flimsy, so the boxes either point slightly down or up and don't really want to stay in place. The overall effect looks forgettable and throw away.
This year, we will definitely be placing it in the tea cubby instead of on the fireplace mantel.I am sure the tea will be amazing as always. I am just a little disappointed in the execution.
My David's tea calendar arrived this week and it looks lovely and the box is sturdy and good quality. It smells divine and I almost wish I could dig into it myself instead of giving it away as a gift.
