Tazo Earl Grey Black Tea -- 20 Tea Bags - 2 pc

I am not allowed to drive...so in mortal fear if running out of my fav tea, I stock up here. Price is right too. Plus I don't know if anyone notices that this brand packs more actual tea in each bag than any other brand on the market. So I get 2 sometimes 3 hearty cups each time at a fraction of the cist of other brands. Just saying!

Great flavor

A little on the pricy side but very quick delivery.

One of the best flavors of Earl grey in my opinion. Steeps well

I agree with the reviewer who noted that Tazo’s new “Organic” Awake messed with the taste. It seems now you can only find the organic. I asked for a multi-pack for Christmas, and even though my son ordered regular Awake, the organic version was shipped. I sincerely hope that I receive what is shown. I have drunk tea all my life, and got into a stronger English Breakfast tea with Tetley’s British Blend, but started drinking Awake from Starbucks while traveling. It is strong so I have to watch how many mugs I consume. If the company is only going to offer the organic version, I will either have to see if I can get used to it, or find something else. I would miss it tremendously.

The tea tastes great, I use it for iced tea thought and don’t drink it hot. It is just what I was looking for. However like many other reviewers, when I got mine the box of tea was crushed as well (the box it was shipped in was totally fine, just the box of tea was crushed!). I the tea bags did not seem to be damaged but it makes me wonder what is happening that so many other people experience the same thing. Honestly though, will order this again because it is the specific taste I wanted.

This is the good old non-organic Tazo tea. I love organic products, but when Tazo decided to make all their teas organic, the Awake English Breakfast tea went from being a tea from which I could get two or three strong cups to one where I could only get one fairly-strong cup. The new organic AEB tea is much weaker than the non-organic previous version.

I thought this was their original breakfast tea-not that organic junk.