Does earl grey supposed to have a bergamot aroma?

[Anonymous No.12669102]

Or did my mom bought a different variant of it?How do I make milk tea with this?

[Anonymous No.12669110]

Try living in a first world country you europoor faggot fuck. And I call dibs on your little sister when Ahmed is done with her

[Anonymous No.12669117]

>>12669110
Ok now we're past this, does earl grey have bergamot aroma?

[movement speed shaco No.12669131]

>>12669117
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[Anonymous No.12669135]

>>12669117
Yes, bergamot is one of the defining characteristics of earl grey.

[Anonymous No.12669158]

>>12669102
Maybe

[Anonymous No.12669167]

bergamot is the main flavour of earl grey

[Anonymous No.12669172]

>>12669117
how can you know what bergamot is but not know what earl grey is

what backwards country do you come from

[Anonymous No.12669570]

I guess it's an acquired taste.I'll try it with milk since people seem to like it that way.

[Anonymous No.12669806]

>>12669102
yes, that is what earl grey tea is. black tea iwth gergamot oil

[Anonymous No.12669814]

I don't know I'm just buying this shit who is avaliable in my local supermarket.

[Anonymous No.12670566]

>>12669102
>Literally black tea infused with oil of bergamot
>Does earl grey supposed to have a bergamot aroma?
How stupid are you?

[Anonymous No.12670621]

>>12669570
I personally don't like any tea with milk. I think it dilutes the flavor.

[Anonymous No.12670640]

>>12669102
OP, I wouldn't add milk to earl grey at all.
Sugar, yes.

Milk goes into a strong scottish or irish tea, lightens it up and makes it yummy and creamy in the morning, to get your kick of dairy with your butter n toast. Earl grey, on the other hand is citrusy, it's more the astringent nature on the throat. You just sugar it and enjoy the aroma. Many brands even double up on the oil of bergamot and call it things like earl greyer,