Earl Grey Tea name Source Story which brand of Earl black tea tastes better?

What is Earl Grey tea? Earl Grey Tea is a kind of mixed tea with unique taste and aroma. This is the flavor of bergamot oil-an oil extracted from bergamot oranges, a citrus fruit. Earl Grey tea is usually a mixture of black tea and bergamot oil. However, there are different versions of it today. Some people like to mix lemon peel and cornflower petals into black tea. Some people like to hit on Earl Grey Tea-although I personally don't approve of it, people do like to try new recipes.

The history of Earl Grey tea? Did you know that Earl Grey Tea was named after Earl Grey, the second British Prime Minister in 1830? He was also the author of the Reform Act of 1832. It is said that he received a gift of tea seasoned with bergamot oil. There is another story in which the son of a Chinese official was rescued by Lord Gray's men while drowning. The Chinese man brought tea to count Grey. However, it was mentioned on Chuanning's website that "he was introduced by a special envoy returning from China". Piccadilly's Jackson family claimed that Lord Gray gave the recipe to George Charlton, a partner of Robert Jackson in 1830. According to the Jacksons, the recipe has been in production ever since and has never left their hands. The history of the Jackson family can be traced back to the 1780s, they are famous luxury goods suppliers, their expertise is cheese merchants, cloth cutters, herbalists, sock merchants, booksellers, wax and grease merchants and oilmen. In the 19th century, tea was a new drink in England. Robert Jackson used to mix tea at home, and by 1815, he had become a recognized tea mixer. By 1890, Jackson's mash-up became a favorite of the royal family, and they had the right to use the royal authorization. As a political hostess, Mrs. Gray will entertain her guests in London, and her favorite is Earl Grey. It became so popular that she was asked if she could sell it to someone else, which is why Chuanning introduced it to her as an Earl Grey Tea brand. There are all kinds of Gray Earl Grey Tea on the market today, and the company may have made their own mixed tea, each with a different taste. I wonder if the queen can make a blind taste and pick out the tea closest to the original juice.