Harney & Sons Organic Earl Grey Supreme | Premium Black Tea with Visible Silver Tips, 50 Individually Wrapped Bergamot Sachets
Harney & Sons Organic Earl Grey Supreme | Premium Black Tea with Visible Silver Tips, 50 Individually Wrapped Bergamot Sachets
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Why you'll love it
- Heritage brand recognition — Harney & Sons is a renowned specialty tea maker trusted by tea lovers
- Certified organic and allergen-free formulation appeals to clean-label shoppers
- Individually wrapped tea bags preserve freshness and offer grab-and-go convenience for busy users
- Bergamot oil delivers a calming, aromatic flavor profile tied to relaxation and stress relief
- Larger 50-count box (or 100-count bundle) reduces restocking frequency and offers better value
- Kosher certification broadens accessibility for observant consumers
- Bergamot aroma remains strong and vibrant on the empty bag days after opening
- Smooth and light mouthfeel with no tannic 'dry mouth' feel even after long steeps
- Good performance on a second steep — remains silky and not bitter
- Individually packaged tea bags
- No plastic tea bags used (appreciated by eco-conscious buyers)
- Large box size (50 bags) lasts a long time, good value for the price
- Fragrance released when hot water is poured over the bag
- Bergamot is distinct but well-balanced with the black tea base
- Visible premium leaf quality including silver tips
Perfect for
- Morning ritual to start the day with medium caffeine and aromatic bergamot
- Afternoon pick-me-up at the office desk
- Gift for tea-loving friends, family, or hosts
- Bulk stocking (Pack of 2) for households or small offices that run through tea quickly
- Travel-friendly individually-wrapped tea on the go
- Brewing London Fog (earl grey with steamed milk and honey)
- Making milk tea by steeping a bag in a cup of milk overnight
- Drinking without milk or sugar (plain, as a mild tea)
- Reusing the tea bag for a second brew (some customers steep twice)
- Switching an entire household from coffee to black tea
Product Information
Allergen Information: Gluten Free
Organic black teas blended with bergamot oil make sure a delightful cup of tea
Contains Caffeine
This world-renowned blend was originally a gift from China to the British Prime Minister, Earl Grey; Our contemporary version uses black teas from China blended with natural oil of bergamot
This world-renowned blend was originally a gift from China to the British Prime Minister, Earl Grey. Our contemporary version uses black teas from China blended with natural oil of bergamot. Our large box of 50 convenient tea bags ensures you'll run out less often. Each tea bag brews a 6 to 8 oz cup of tea.
Ingredients
Organic black tea, natural bergamot oil
Items Details
Item Form: Teabags
Tea Variety: Black
Diet Type: Kosher
Number of Items: 1
Container Type: Box
Specialty: Kosher, Organic
Recommended Uses For Product: Relaxation
Allergen Information: Allergen-Free
Special Ingredients: Bergamot
Product Shelf Life: 730 Days
Caffeine Content Description: Medium Caffeine
Part Number: 16131
Age Range Description: 24_months_and_above
Liquid Contents Description: No
Sweetness Description: Not Sweet
Item Type Name: Organic Earl Grey Supreme Teabags
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Harney & Sons considered a premium tea brand?
Harney & Sons is a third-generation, family-run specialty tea blender based in New York. They source from top estates, hand-blend their signature ranges, and are widely recognized among tea sommeliers and hotel programs as a quality benchmark.
What makes the 'Supreme' version different from standard Earl Grey?
The 'Supreme' designation refers to a higher-grade leaf composition that includes visible silver tips — the downy buds of the tea plant. That translates to a smoother, more nuanced cup and a more refined leaf appearance in the sachet.
Is the packaging presentation worthy of a luxury gift?
Yes. The branded Harney & Sons box is finished in muted, premium colors and clearly labeled 'Organic Earl Grey Supreme.' It looks at home next to a porcelain teapot, in a butler's pantry, or on a hotel breakfast service.
Does the bergamot quality match what you would find in a fine dining tea service?
Yes. The blend uses natural bergamot oil, which gives a brighter, more authentic citrus character than the synthetic flavorings used in mass-market Earl Greys. It holds up in a London Fog or a formal afternoon tea service.
Is this tea a step up from grocery store Earl Grey in actual taste?
Most buyers say yes. The leaf is visibly higher grade, the bergamot is more aromatic, and the mouthfeel is smoother with less tannic bite. It is a noticeable upgrade even for casual drinkers.
Does this look elegant when served to guests at home?
Yes. The individually wrapped sachets keep things tidy, the box itself is presentation-worthy, and the brewed cup has a deep amber color and clear bergamot aroma. It pairs well with bone china or a glass teapot for visual effect.
Is this a good choice for a formal afternoon tea at home?
Yes. Earl Grey is a classic component of a British-style afternoon tea, and the Supreme quality level is appropriate for scone-and-finger-sandwich service. The organic certification also appeals to guests with dietary standards.
Is the price justified compared to cheaper Earl Grey brands?
For buyers who prioritize leaf grade, aroma, and brand heritage, yes. The per-cup cost is higher than grocery store tea, but lower than café-purchased loose leaf. Many customers consider it a fair luxury-tier value.
How does this compare to Mariage Frères or Fortnum & Mason Earl Grey?
Mariage Frères and Fortnum & Mason are comparable luxury benchmarks. Harney & Sons holds its own on leaf quality while typically pricing a bit lower per box. If you have a Harney & Sons preference, it is a defensible luxury pick.
How does it compare to Trader Joe's or Costco Earl Grey for a luxury buyer?
Trader Joe's and Costco Earl Grey are value-positioned and use commodity-grade leaf. For a luxury buyer, the gap in aroma, leaf appearance, and presentation is significant. Harney & Sons is the more appropriate shelf choice.
How does it compare to DavidsTea or Tazo for a premium-feel kitchen?
DavidsTea is approachable but trend-driven, and Tazo is owned by a mass-market coffee company. Harney & Sons has the heritage positioning and the formal 'Supreme' tier that better matches a curated, design-forward kitchen.
What if I find the price too high for a daily drinker?
The 50-bag box is sized for daily use, and the per-bag cost drops further with the Pack of 2 bundle. If even that feels high, consider it a daily-luxury tier rather than a commodity tea — you are paying for leaf quality and brand presentation.
What if I open the box and the leaf quality does not look premium?
The 'Supreme' blend is known for visible silver tips and whole-leaf appearance inside the sachet. If you receive a box that looks significantly off, contact the retailer for a replacement — quality control is taken seriously on this product line.
Is the organic certification real and verified?
Yes. The product is certified organic by an accredited third-party certifier, and the Kosher certification is also verifiable on the packaging. Both are renewed annually as part of standard compliance.
Does the 730-day shelf life affect the freshness of a luxury product?
No. Black tea ages well, and 730 days is well within the optimal window for a bergamot-forward blend. The individual sachets lock in freshness, so even late in the box the aroma remains vibrant.
Will tea connoisseurs take this brand seriously?
Yes. Harney & Sons is regularly featured in specialty tea publications, served in fine hotels, and carried by high-end grocers. Among serious tea drinkers, it carries the same credibility as a well-regarded winery in wine circles.
How do I brew Harney & Sons Organic Earl Grey Supreme for the best flavor?
Use fresh, just-boiled water (about 205°F) and steep one sachet in 8 oz of water for 3–5 minutes. Remove the bag promptly to avoid bitterness. Drink plain, with milk and sugar, or as the base for a London Fog.
Can I re-steep the same tea bag for a second cup?
Yes. Many customers get a clean second cup by steeping the same sachet again for 4–5 minutes. The 'Supreme' leaf holds up well and stays smooth rather than bitter on the second brew.
How do I make a London Fog with this Earl Grey?
Steep one sachet in 4 oz of hot water for 4 minutes, then add 4 oz of steamed milk and 1–2 teaspoons of honey or vanilla syrup. Stir and enjoy. The bergamot holds up beautifully against the milk.
Will this tea work with my electric kettle or hot water dispenser?
Yes. The sachets are standard size and work with any hot water source — electric kettle, stovetop, countertop dispenser, or office hot water tower. No special equipment is required.
Is the box recyclable and is the packaging eco-friendly?
The outer cardboard box is widely recyclable. The sachets are paper-based (no plastic) and are compostable in many municipal programs. The outer sachet envelope is also paper and recyclable.
What is included in the box, and do I need to buy anything else?
The box contains 50 individually wrapped organic Earl Grey Supreme sachets. To brew, you only need a cup and hot water. To make a London Fog, you would add milk and a sweetener separately.
Is this product safe for people with common food allergies?
The tea is certified gluten-free and contains no nuts, dairy, or soy ingredients. It is also Kosher certified. If you have a specific allergy concern, always review the latest packaging label before consuming.
Does the tea have a long shelf life, and how should I store it?
Yes, the product has a 730-day (2-year) shelf life. Store the box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keeping the individually wrapped sachets sealed until use preserves the bergamot aroma.
What is the difference between Earl Grey and regular black tea?
Earl Grey is a black tea blend flavored with bergamot oil, a citrus fruit from southern Italy. The bergamot gives Earl Grey its signature floral-citrus aroma and taste that distinguishes it from plain black tea.
