Named after a British nobleman, this tea is renowned in international circles. Our tea bags are sealed for freshness in airtight, flavor protecting fresh packs to ensure your full enjoyment. 4 Tea bag fresh pack. Makes 80 Cups. Earl Grey : A really fine cup of tea is one of life’s true pleasures. We heartily recommend Earl Grey for the enjoyment it will bring to your tea drinking. This delicately scented, aristocratic blend has become an international favorite. Delicious hot, enjoyable iced. Enjoy it often, by yourself or with your family and friends. Another quality product from the Bigelow family, blenders of fine tea for three generations. Made in U.S.A.

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5 Responses to “Bigelow Earl Grey Tea, 40-Count Boxes (Pack of 6)”

1. D. SOUCY says:

   May 2, 2010 at 12:00 am

   great to receive this quantity i shall not run out for awhile thanks to gross shopping

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2. Robert Fisher says:

   April 9, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I really like Bigelow Teas so when I saw the 40 count box size I thought that this was a real good deal. I did ask myself why was this box cheaper per bag than the 20 count box. I did not notice the very small description in the product description stating that there is 4 bags per envelope not 1 as in the 20 count box size. So now I know where the cheaper price comes from. If you drink 4 cups in two days or less this shouldn’t be a problem. but if you only drink one cup per day then by the 4th day the last bag is starting to show some age because the envelope is open to the air.

   I only wish I had noticed this sooner and I would have bought the 20 count size box instead.

   Well, I guess I will just have to drink more tea so it wont go stale. Just maybe that is what the manufacturer had in mind in the first place

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3. Lydia Wolfe says:

   December 1, 2009 at 12:00 am

   OK, for those of you having kittens about the four bags per foil packet, let me clear this up for you. This is packaged for making *POTS* of tea. I know my Mother-in-Law would find it excessive, but four teabags for a pot of tea is what it is expected to take for 4-6 cups of tea. I, personally, like it for individual cups too because there is less waste, and bending over the top of the foil packet is very easy and keeps my tea perfectly fresh for three more days as I use up all the bags.

   Now, for the actual review:

   This had been my Morning Tea, every morning, for over a decade. High-quality, expensive, tea companies (who really do know good tea) tend to not want to hide the wonderful flavor and aroma of their tea leaves with the bergamot flavoring Earl Grey is loved for. They hardly add any bergamot, and while the tea is delicious, it is not really Earl Grey. Cheap tea companies tend to overload their tea with flavorings to hide the fact that it is very poor quality tea. Their Earl Grey is aromatic, but all you taste is bergamot (if you’re lucky).

   Bigelow has found a wonderful middle ground. The bergamot is fragrant and flavorful but you still get to taste the tea, which is great for the grocery-store-friendly price.

   If you want to sit by the fire and sip Earl Grey enjoying every bit of the moment, and you’re willing to pay for that moment, then treat yourself to Rishi Tea Earl Grey Supreme (it’s even organic). If you want to guzzle it down for the caffeine fix then keep your budget happy and go for Stash.

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4. B. Graham says:

   November 7, 2009 at 12:00 am

   This was a great price. However, I didn’t realize that there were 4 teabags per envelope. I would much prefer singles.

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5. Ronald J. Schimes says:

   September 24, 2009 at 12:00 am

   The flavor is great. I’m using it to make iced tea, but I’m sure it’s good hot also. Everyone who has tasted it really loves it.

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