St Dalfour’s Organic Earl Grey Tea

I thought there was something wrong with my tastebuds, so i asked hubby to take a sip. It taste like cardboard to me. These tea bags are individually packed in aluminium foil. There’s no chance of it absorbing the cardboard  taste from it’s box packaging, lol. But then, it really tastes just that. It may be the quality of the Bergamot oil they are using. But, i really dont like the taste. I’ve been drinking Earl Grey for a long time, and have never come across one that tastes so weird. I dont think i’ll continue with this. Have to get another box when i go to the mall next week.

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