Robin Raspberry Grey

Today, I had the pleasure of sampling Birdsong Robin raspberry grey tea a beautiful organic tea. Upon initial assessment, I detected the aroma of fresh raspberries accompanied by a hint of orange peel. As I sipped the tea, the raspberry flavor emerged first, followed by the bright, citrusy notes of orange and bergamot. These flavors harmonized exceptionally well, with the robust yet balanced black tea notes providing a suitable backdrop for the raspberry, orange, and bergamot flavors. I added sugar to my tea, which enhanced the overall flavor profile. I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed this tea and can envision it as a refreshing iced tea. Lovers of flavored Earl Grey teas will undoubtedly appreciate this tea.

Upon opening the pouch, this is so delicious smelling and also so visually beautiful!

When brewed hot this is such a nice earl grey! This is a very nostalgic feeling tea, and if you grew up with a black tea with raspberry, you will love this one. The earl grey base makes this one shine, and the addition of raspberry is so zingy! This is a really unique spin on an earl grey, and I absolutely love it. So fruity, and also so smooth.

I was also able to try this with milk (although, I am dairy free, so my “milk” is soy milk). This was so amazingly delicious. It almost tasted like a raspberry candy. Probably my favorite way to have this one.

The day I tried this one as a cold brew it was a fairly toasty spring day; so, this was very refreshing and juicy. I’d say cold brewed, with two “perfect tea spoons”, you can really taste the raspberry note and less of the earl grey note. It was still smooth. I cannot wait to continue to drink this one on those upcoming hot days!

This is a very delicious take on an earl-grey and I highly recommend it!!

Yes it’s an Earl Grey, but for me the bergamot was surprisingly understated even with the 5 minute steeping time it received from me. I was surprised by the suggested range on the packet (7 minutes?!), but it was one of those very tolerant teas, and tasted delicious. Both the raspberry and orange notes came through beautifully, and overall it was smooth on the tongue.

I love that they name their blends after birds, particularly in honor of where ingredients in the teas come from - in this case, the European Robin, which apparently loves to hang out in Calabria’s bergamot groves!

Bonus: the tea is organic! Now that’s what I call a tea party!

Opening this Earl Gray with sweet raspberry essence the tea is bold and fragrant. The bergamot and sweet raspberry are both quite prominent. It is recommended to steep between 3-7 min. I steeped it on the higher end of the steep time for a full strength drew. The aroma and flavors of the bergamot and raspberry held up and continue to be bold throughout the cup. I really enjoyed this twist on Earl Gray Tea.