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Little Earl Fauntleroy – Organic Earl Grey Loose Leaf Tea with Bergamot & Cornflower – Small Batch Black Tea USA-Made
Little Earl Fauntleroy – Organic Earl Grey Loose Leaf Tea with Bergamot & Cornflower – Small Batch Black Tea USA-Made
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Made and shipped from the USA by real American hands — small batch, no imports, no shortcuts.
Little Earl Fauntleroy is a refined Earl Grey loose leaf tea crafted for cozy afternoons and thoughtful pauses. This classic black tea blend is kissed with the citrusy brightness of bergamot and adorned with delicate cornflower petals, adding both visual beauty and elegant flavor.
It’s a cup that feels both grounded and regal—perfect for reading nooks, journaling sessions, or simply savoring the quiet between moments.
🌿 Ingredients:
Earl Grey Black Tea, Cornflower Petals, Bergamot
Certified Organic, Kosher, and Gluten-Free
🍵 How to Brew:
Use 1.5–2 teaspoons per 8 oz hot water. Steep for 4–5 minutes.
Enjoy plain, or add a touch of milk or honey for a softer finish.
Each 2 oz bag makes approximately 20 cups.
✨ What You’ll Love:
Classic Earl Grey flavor with a floral twist
Premium black tea with bright, citrusy bergamot
Artisan-crafted in the USA by certified herbalists
Small batch, fresh, and thoughtfully blended
Ideal for elevating your tea ritual or gifting
💡 Great for:
Afternoon tea, self-care routines, elegant tea gifts, and Earl Grey lovers seeking a special twist.
⚠️ Precautions:
Contains naturally occurring caffeine. Consult your healthcare provider if you’re pregnant, nursing, managing a heart or thyroid condition, or sensitive to caffeine.
Customer Reviews
This makes the most AMAZING London Fog latte. Going to use it in my baking as well!!
My hubby loves thus blend of Earl Grey. He has stopped drinking coffee in the mornings and switched to this tea. He says it makes much more sense to drink a cup of tea that has healthy benefits, plus it gives him a natural energy that doesn't leave him feeling crashed like coffee always had.
