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Idle - Earl Grey Cream Organic Black Tea

by fratello coffee roasters · calgary, canada

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is idle - earl grey cream organic black tea, an india from fratello coffee roasters.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestblack teatea-like
C$19.99buy from fratello coffee roasters

the bean

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idle earl grey cream is an organic black tea from fratello coffee roasters, sourced from india. it drinks with bright citrus character, offering lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest alongside a clean, classic black tea backbone. the earl grey cream style rounds out that citrus edge with a soft, creamy quality that keeps it approachable. brew it as you would a standard black tea, using water just off the boil around 90 to 95 celsius, steeping for 3 to 4 minutes. go shorter for a lighter cup with more citrus lift, longer if you want a fuller, more tannic black tea presence.

common questions

What does Idle - Earl Grey Cream Organic Black Tea taste like?

it leads with lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest, backed by a straightforward black tea character. the earl grey cream profile adds a smooth, mild creaminess that softens the citrus bite.

How is Idle - Earl Grey Cream Organic Black Tea grown and processed?

it is an organic black tea sourced from india and produced by fratello coffee roasters. beyond its organic certification and indian origin, no additional processing details are provided.

How should I brew Idle - Earl Grey Cream Organic Black Tea?

brew with water at around 90 to 95 celsius and steep for 3 to 4 minutes, adjusting to taste. a shorter steep keeps the citrus notes brighter, while a longer steep brings out more of the black tea body.

about fratello coffee roasters

the fratello team pulls shots with the kind of quiet intensity that comes from years of calibrating grind size by feel. this isn't the kind of place where baristas chat about weekend plans while your cortado grows cold. they're focused. present. what draws people back to this spot on 9 st se isn't flashy signage or instagram walls. it's the way your americano tastes consistent every tuesday morning. the way they remember you drink oat milk without asking. small gestures that chains can't replicate no matter how many customer service training videos they screen. calgary has plenty of coffee options, but fratello earns its 4.7 stars from 239 reviews through something harder to quantify. call it attention. when someone cares this much about extraction time and bean selection, you taste it. the coffee speaks for itself, which is exactly how it should be.

all coffee from fratello coffee roasters

calgary, canada

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