Bergamot thrives in full sun to partial shade, but it needs a minimum of six hours of sunlight every day to grow well. It ...

People use extracts from bergamot’s sour juice and oil from its peel for a variety of things, including: Scents for personal care products Aromatherapy Health supplements What does bergamot ...

If you want to enjoy bergamot lemons throughout the year, preserve them by thinly slicing (remove seeds but keep the peel) ...

A pharmacist explains the health benefits of this aromatic citrus fruit and how to use it. Medically reviewed by Elizabeth ...

You can also make bergamot tea with loose tea leaves. For every cup (250 ml) of hot water, use one tablespoon (14 grams) of tea. Let it steep for 5 minutes, and strain it before drinking.

We here at GQ love bergamot for its intensely citrusy, Earl Grey tea overtones, as lovingly used by a great number of your favorite perfumers. Bergamot perfumes have even been said to be the ...