Organic Bergamot Citrus Premium Earl Grey tea with Italian Natural Bergamot Essential Oil Autopha Detox tea 24 count box of biodegradable pyramid tea bags

A fine blend of premium certified organic black teas glorified with natural Bergamot essential oil to make this an all time favorite classic tea. Bergamot Essential oil (BEO) is known for its autophagy properties that help detox & cleansing the body cells. A lot of care & concern for preserving our environment have gone into the production of this product. This box contains premium USDA certified organic high grown Ceylon Tea in bio-degradable pyramid tea bags. No staples or glue. The box and its contents are over 95% bio-degradable. No artificial flavors or colors are used. When you buy this tea you not only buy premium, organically grown tea but also help improve living conditions for farm and factory workers in a developing country. The 'Whole Fruit' Earl Grey Mystery Our new customers often ask if our Bergamot Citrus Tea has "Whole Fruit" in it. Our short answer is 'No, it does not. Not because our tea lacks in something, but Earl Grey or Bergamot teas just don't have any Whole Fruit Bergamot in it". With tea popularity going thru the roof in North America, there are a lot of myths floating around that need to be corrected. Lets' start with Earl Grey Tea. Earl Grey is a black tea that is flavoured with oil from the rind of bergamot orange, a fruit mostly grown in Italy. Variations on the traditional blend include Lady Grey (a blend of Earl Grey with blue cornflower blossoms), Russian Earl Grey (Earl Grey with pieces of citrus peel) and Red Earl Grey (rooibos and bergamot). That's it. There is no Bergamot fruit in it, it is just the natural Bergamot oil that flavors this tea. Some cheaper varieties use artificial flavoring instead of Bergamot oil but all Earl Greys smell of citrus fruit. For this reason, it is also called Bergamot Citrus Tea. Hot Earl Grey is perhaps the most popular tea today but Iced Earl Grey takes on a completely different character than hot Earl Grey and I believe it is because the bergamot tastes refreshing when cold.