Quick Answer
Choose Mango Melange for a sweet, fruity iced tea or a bright afternoon pick-me-up. Choose Earl Grey Reserve for a lively citrus black tea that stays true to the classic bergamot profile.
Flavor Profile: Fruity vs. Citrus
Mango Melange delivers a sweet, fruity taste with real mango pieces and sunflower blossoms, making it an exceptional fruit tea blend. Earl Grey Reserve offers a lively citrus character from premium bergamot oil, giving it a bright, classic black tea flavor.
Steeping Suggestions
Both teabags use the same steeping method: 240 ml water at 100ºC for 5 minutes. This means you can easily switch between them without adjusting your routine.
The Trade-Offs
- Flavor Preference: Mango Melange is sweet and fruity; Earl Grey Reserve is citrusy and classic. Choose based on whether you want fruit-forward or traditional tea flavor.
- Versatility: Mango Melange works well hot or as iced tea; Earl Grey Reserve is best enjoyed hot to appreciate the bergamot aroma. If you drink iced tea often, Mango Melange is the better choice.
- Ingredients: Mango Melange contains real mango pieces and sunflower blossoms; Earl Grey Reserve uses premium bergamot oil and black tea. Check if you prefer natural fruit pieces or essential oil flavoring.
Product Facts
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Mango Melange Boxed Teabag: A sweet, fruity Ceylon black tea with fresh mango pieces and sunflower blossoms. The real fruit pieces add natural sweetness and visual appeal, making it ideal for iced tea or a refreshing hot brew.
Mango Melange Boxed Teabag
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Earl Grey Reserve Boxed Teabag: A colourful spin on the classic black tea blend using premium bergamot oil. The premium bergamot oil provides a lively citrus note without artificial flavoring, perfect for those who love a bold, aromatic cup.
Earl Grey Reserve Boxed Teabag
Which One Fits You?
Best For
- Fans of sweet, fruity teas who enjoy iced tea or a bright afternoon brew.
- Those who want a classic black tea with a lively citrus twist and premium bergamot oil.
Not For
- Anyone who dislikes fruit pieces in their tea or prefers a purely traditional black tea flavor.

