Mighty Leaf Organic Earl Grey Black Tea – 45 Count (15 Silken Tea Bags per Box, Pack of 3) – Smooth, Aromatic Whole Leaf Black Tea with Bergamot – USDA Organic – Packaging May Vary

I absolutely love this tea. The Earl Grey scent is just the right amount - not too mild, not too strong. To me, Mighty Leaf's Earl Grey is a bit milder in caffeine than their English Breakfast, which I really like. I love this brand and their tea bags as well. The pyramid style whole leaves tea bags make a huge difference and anyone who is a serious tea drinker knows this. I never buy the regular non-pyramid tea bags anymore. I receive the tea in excellent condition each time, very quickly and in perfect packaging.

As Earl Grey teas go - this is one of the best. While the packaging has changed over the years - presumptively to be more Green, the quality of the tea remains outstanding.

I love this brand of teas. My favorite has been the Earl Grey. I have bought other brands of Earl Grey, but find this one to be the best in my opinion. I first tried it in a little cafe. I had asked for regular black tea and they gave me this Earl Grey brand on accident. I kept drinking it, since it tasted so good.

I drink this tea every day and love the flavor. I don't like buying it in 15 bag boxes or the individual plastic bags. I would really like a bulk option with paper wrappers.

This one tastes exactly as an Earl Grey should. Medium body, flavorful: the black tea is perfectly balanced with hints of the bergamot & jasmine. The bergamot is non-intrusive (I say this because sometimes tea makers go overboard with it) yet still there, subtle in the background; the jasmine makes the aroma very appealing. It has an almost sweet aftertaste. Make sure to use boiling water since it's a black tea and don't oversteep, or it'll get bitter. (Take the teabag out of your cup after about 2-4 min. depending on how you like it, but no longer.) Suggested brew time is 4 min. I like 2-3 min since it's a fast-steeping tea. You can prime the leaves for steeping by pouring hot water over the bag in the cup first and then immediately throwing that water out. This will allow some water to soak into the leaves and help them start to release their oils & aroma (also known as "Chinese rinsing," this gets out some of the caffeine). Or, if you you like a darker brew you could just shake the bag up and down in your cup in the first few seconds so all the surface of the leaves have contact with water. Whichever.

Having been a Lipton drinker for years, I thought Tazo set the standard for sophisticated teas; then along comes the Mighty Leaf. And it is mighty indeed! Unlike Lipton or Tazo, I find that my second or third cup of tea using the same Mighty Leaf bag tastes almost as strong or as flavorful as the first! I've never had that experience before. Even Tazo teabags lose their flavor if you use it a second time. The taste is rich and smooth and you don't even need to add lemon. I first had this at a four star restaurant after a big meal and it was the perfect accompaniment to my creme brulee. I knew I had to buy it after that. It may be a little pricey but you do get what you pay for.

I have ordered this tea for my husband. He loves it!

This is a great tea. Unfortunately Amazon is selling crap. The packaging was in saran wrap. One of the boxes is open. the second one is partially open. Does amazon expect me to use food products that look this suspicious? There should be some quality control. The tea is expensive. Full price is being charged. One is entitled to expect a product that came from the manufacturer not some shoddily packaged reused crap.