Brodies Earl Grey Loose Tea Signature The more approachable of the

The more approachable of the two for those who find classic Earl Grey too assertive

If you enjoy Brodies Scottish Breakfast but want something with more character and complexity

Scotch and Abram's Irish Breakfast is the classic version without the creamy note - bolder and more straightforward

Teapigs Earl Grey Strong adds Darjeeling to the base alongside English breakfast tea for a more complex

and deeply satisfying with a beautiful golden colour and a complexity that the standard blend doesn't quite reach

Brodies Earl Grey Loose Tea Signature The more approachable of theBrodies has been blending tea in Scotland since 1867 and their Earl Grey is built on a Chinese black tea base scented with natural bergamot oil the fragrant citrus extract from Italian bergamot oranges that gives Earl Grey its signature character. The Chinese base keeps the cup smooth and light, letting the bergamot do its work without a heavy malty foundation underneath it. Elegant, aromatic, and refreshing. The bergamot is present but not aggressive