Earl Grey Legacy

Earl Grey Legacy contains tea leaves and bergamot oil or peel. It is the most beloved drink of the English and Europeans, for whom having a cup of Earl Grey during lunch has become a tradition. Various myths and legends surround its origin, adding to its popularity. Black Earl Grey tea flavored with bergamot, which we are used to seeing and drinking, has a delicate citrus taste. This is achieved by adding orange bergamot and lime peel. It adds acidity to the astringent taste of black tea. The special feature of orange bergamot is that it is a hybrid of pomerance and lemon, growing in Seville and Asia. Pomerance is a bitter orange often added to green tea. The main feature of Earl Grey is its excellent toning effect. Tea with bergamot, unlike green tea which also has a toning effect, does not have strong diuretic properties. Despite containing only two ingredients (black tea and bergamot oil or peel), Earl Grey is considered flavored.