Bigelow Tea Earl Grey Decaffeinated Black Tea

Bigelow Earl Grey Decaffeinated Black Tea, 20 ct, is a familiar boxed tea you would spot in the tea and coffee aisle of a supermarket, shelved alongside other branded black and flavored teas, herbal sachets, and instant coffees. Its small rectangular box and recognizable logo make it a pantry-friendly pick at eye level near teabags, sugar, honey, and single-serve creamers. This product fits quiet mornings, afternoon pauses, and brunch tables when someone wants the citrusy bergamot aroma without caffeine; shoppers might grab it during a weekly grocery run, for a weekend brunch, or to stash in a travel bag. Bigelow positions this as an accessible, slightly upscale everyday tea: heritage American branding, appeals to adult tea drinkers who value tradition, aroma, and modest quality claims rather than trend-driven or organic niche labels. The front-of-package leans on natural-sounding claims such as 100 percent real bergamot oil from Calabria and the phrase hand-picked black tea, with a decaffeinated label that signals suitability for evening sipping; there is no organic certification or child-oriented branding. In plain processing context, it is made from tea leaves that have been harvested, dried and decaffeinated, then formed into tea bags with a natural flavoring added. Sensory notes include a dry, leafy teabag texture, a bright citrus-bergamot perfume when steeped, and a smooth, malted black tea base; typical ritual use is a single teabag steeped in hot water for a few minutes, often served plain, with lemon, or a splash of milk. The package of 20 tea bags makes it convenient for home, office, or travel use and situates it as a comforting, middle-market staple in American grocery culture.