Dammann FreresLoose Leaf Earl Grey Premium Gourmet Black French Tea Bergamot Citrus Flavors 3.52 Ounce Tin

I used to order Marco Polo MF regularly but this is my new go-to. The taste of Jardin Bleu is more fruity, without compromising the essence of black tea. It's also less acidic on my stomach. The loose-leaf will let you adjust the strength to your liking. Please note that the vendor erroneously shipped me the wrong tea in my most recent order. So check your package carefully once it arrives.

The media could not be loaded. What a hardcore tea. This is so good it's mythical to me, could be right off the monkey kings table in the land of enchantment, I never knew anything this good existed. This was like my first experience with really good coffee where i realize everything I've drank my whole life is like watered down. One cup from maybe 2 bags amount, normally, of this is like 30 Lipton bags and this is way better, much different experience, I've never seen anything like this. It literally oozes a pool of wonderful amber syrup that just drips to the bottom of the cup off the tea ball and makes a pool of black tea and caffeine doom. I can drink monsters all day, i even get tired after enough at the end of the day, this two cup I initially thought wow this is good, little euphoria really liked the feeling not bad energy, but it's very slow and powerful, after about an hour or two I was nearly trembling for an hour or two in a good way xD.... incredible energy that really creeps up on you. When you see people gently sipping tea in movies, this is probably the stuff. When you dip the ball just mixes to the most perfect tea ever like my video. I buy very expensive coffees, it's very wasteful to get cheap coffee... after this it's the same with tea, I'm not sure I've ever actually had a good cup of tea ever until i tried this, and i have grown up on tea. I really don't like plastic bottles, I only use glass. Mass production of cheap bottles they find they make so many so fast, millions and billions, plastic threads from screwing caps get in on occasion, feminizing chemicals in some, they find plastic inside people bodies more and more. So wanted a real solution, didn't want Pureleaf plastic bottles, tried it once liked the tea hated the plastic, so i have a 7 stage reverse osmosis water filter with carbon filtering no chlorine no fluoride, and over 500 other chemicals and toxins, and adds 5 minerals for mineral water, and glass only, no cloths or bags. This is just the experience I was looking for. These reviews have horrible picture so I'm adding some nice ones. xD very nice

Someone brought this tea to work in teabag form. I was happy to find the loose leaf variety as the bags may induce micro plastics to you brew.The tea is my current favorite, having a bold taste and wonderful aroma that enhances the experience. I can drink this without sugar and a touch of milk.

Outstanding superior tea. I have drank this and various other flavors for years. I only drink this brand. It’s better than anything you can get here in U.S. It’s my families favorite. They also have wonderful green teas!

I really enjoy the flavour and fragrance of this tea and I highly recommend it. However you can only get one steep out of it. Compare to some other branded tea I get (such as Fortnum & Mason), I can at least steep similar amount of tea leaves 2-3 times and still get decent colour and flavour. Not sure if it's to do with the blend or brand.

Very good. Exactly as described!

I was disappointed by this box of tea. I am used to "Jardin bleu" and normally love it when I buy it in France. But the box I bought from Amazon was not great. The tea is not bad but is not particularly good either. It either feels that the tea suffered from bad storage and lost its taste, or the Dammann tea sold in the US is just not of the same quality that the one available in France. But in any case, I will not buy it from Amazon again and will just buy several boxes from the shop in France I usually buy this tea from.

This brand is superior to anything I have bought stateside. The French know how to do it.