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Two cups of black tea.

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Why does one smell like citrus?

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Meet English Breakfast
and Earl Grey.

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They can look alike,

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but their names
describe different things.

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English Breakfast is usually

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a blend of black teas,

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made for a full-bodied cup.

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Recipes vary from one
tea maker to another.

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Classic Earl Grey starts
with black tea too,

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then adds the flavor of bergamot.

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Bergamot is a citrus fruit.

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Traditionally, that flavor comes

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from oil in its peel.

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It is not a squeeze of lemon.

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Watch the two teas steep.

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Both release color into the water,

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so color alone cannot tell you

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which is which.

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Look at the label instead.

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English Breakfast points to

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a full-bodied black tea.

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Earl Grey points to bergamot.

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A straightforward black tea,

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or a citrus-scented one?

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That is your next little choice.