Williamson TeaDutchess Grey Tea - 50 Bag Box

I have long to make a London fog recipe at home but find Earl Grey tea to be strong. After reading reviews on amazon Williamson Dutchess Grey didn't disappoint. I tried it just on its own without milk and sugar & found that it is just similar to Earl Grey just a bit milder. If it is steeped for long then it is strong. So what I did is when I steeped it for long, I just heat it back in the microwave for 1-2 minutes. Put warm or steamed almond milk add in 2 tsp. of monk fruit sweetener and sugar free vanilla syrup & voila London fog heavennnn! Love, love, love <3

I've always liked the Williamson Earl Grey; it's a strong, moderately heavy-bodied black tea with equally strong bergamot flavoring, but with a slightly more fruity blend of oils than many other Earl Greys.This Dutchess Grey is almost indistinguishable from their Earl Grey, which is a little disappointing. Not that there's anything wrong with the tea, but I'd hoped for the kind of difference that you find between Twinings Earl Grey and Lady Grey (which is lighter bodied and more citrus flavored than a standard Earl Grey).Like the Earl Grey, the Dutchess Grey tends to go bitter quickly, so it's best to keep your steeping times short, and I still usually need to add a little sugar (and I usually drink my tea without). The result is a very flavorful cup, though... quite good.

I love williamson tea and this one didn't disappoint. I do find it very similar to their Early Grey, though it is supposed to be lighter. I would purchase it again.

If you enjoy Earl Grey tea you like this tea delicious and a great value.

Great tasting tea, most enjoyable.

Will order again.

Very good tea

This tea is fragrant and delicious