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Earl Grey Aura Tea by Lluvia Tea
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- Two orthodox origins: Assam gives malt and weight, Darjeeling adds floral lift
- Bergamot oil rather than synthetic flavouring
- Whole leaf, not CTC or fannings
- Flavour: bright citrus over a malty base, clean finish, low astringency
- Good black, over ice, or with a small pour of oat milk
- Assam orthodox black tea
- Darjeeling orthodox black tea
- Bergamot oil (Citrus bergamia)
- 2 to 2.5 g per 200 to 250 ml of freshly boiled water.
- Steep 3 to 4 minutes and strain.
- Drink black to keep the bergamot forward; oat milk softens it if you prefer.
- Excellent iced — brew strong, chill, and add a slice of lemon.
- Type: flavoured orthodox black tea, loose leaf
- Storage: airtight, cool and dry; keep sealed so the citrus aroma does not fade
- Contains caffeine.
- Bergamot aroma is volatile — the pack smells strongest when freshly opened and mellows over time.
- Over-steeping past 4 minutes brings out tannin and dulls the citrus.
Earl Grey Aura is Lluvia Tea's take on the classic bergamot-scented black tea, built on two orthodox bases instead of one — Assam for body and Darjeeling for aroma — with bergamot oil from the Citrus bergamia fruit. The result is a fuller, rounder Earl Grey than the usual dust-and-flavouring version, with a citrus note that reads as fruit peel rather than perfume.
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How strong is the bergamot?
Noticeable but not overpowering. The tea base stays audible under the citrus, which is the point of using two orthodox origins.
Does it work as a cold brew?
Yes. Steep 5 g in 500 ml cold water in the fridge for 6 to 8 hours, then strain.
Can I use it for a London Fog style latte?
Yes — brew it double strength and top with steamed oat or soy milk.
Country of Origin: India Sold by: Lluvia Tea Fulfilled by: EarthBased





