Twinings of London Classics Earl Grey Tea Loose Leaf Tin, 3.53 ounces - 100 grams (1 Pack)

This is a complete rip off, I thought I was getting 3 200g cans for the $27 but you get 3 small 100 gram tins that are only $5 direct from twinings website, so 3 for $15 there.\BTW the 3 pack is not prime and even though I got it an hour ago I cannot return it, I could have gotten 3 cans of 200g for $28 from twinings website, I feel so hosed by this purchase.

I am a tea snob, but very far from being any kind of expert. I just know that I can taste the Earl Gray quality clearly in this tea, and it is smooth to me and not overbearing unless I want to make a stronger batch. As it stands, this stuff is strong enough to make something like a gallon of tea for like eight tablespoons of tea. That is considerably weaker than the directions tell you, and of course all factors matter, including if you bring the water to a full or partial boil, but I am starting to think I could even do a cold brew with less than the ten tablespoons I think it recommends.However, this is WILDLY cheaper purchased directly from Twinnings.UPDATE: This is horrible for cold brewing. Only hot brew or sun brew will work.

I used to buy Twinings Earl Grey loose tea at supermarket. Then it was only available at Whole Foods. Then I couldn't find it at retail locations. Been buying 3 tins from Amazon for a few years. Expiration date is ~2 years with quick delivery so 3 tins works for me for my daily brews. Tin has a sealing label under tin cap to keep it fresh.

I love this tea, it’s my first loose leaf earl grey I have ever gotten and was recommended to me by a friend. I am grateful I took it up. The flavor is just right, and it lasts a really long time. Steeping time varies for me since I tend to use 1/3 cup of whole milk with my tea but the flavor still comes through. It also tastes amazing when drinking it black! The packaging is pristine and sometimes I’m tempted to repurpose used cases for something else...it’s a really good problem to have.

I use the tea to make tea because it's, you know, tea.Twinings is always good. The packaging ensures freshness, there is not much to say. It came in a timely manner.

This product is from eastern Europe. Instructions were in an Eastern European language-no English. This did not taste like the British version. This had a hint of lemon, and the bergamont was not as prominent as the British version.

I’ve been drinking Twinings Earl Grey tea for years and this is the same quality I have come to expect.

Been drinking it for 40 years. Always good. Does not overflavor the tea, like some of the EG's.Buy the bulk tea. get tea ball or whatever. brew it right. great way to end a meal. accompanies every good dessert.