Earl Grey

Earl Grey tea is a popular choice for afternoon tea, thanks to its light yet invigorating taste and moderate caffeine content. Whether you’re new to tea or a seasoned tea lover, Earl Grey offers both sophistication and refreshment in every sip.

Earl Grey tea is actually named after Charles Grey, the 2nd Earl Grey and British Prime Minister in the 1830s.  It was said that the blend was created after a Chinese diplomat gifted Grey a tea scented with bergamot oil as a token of thanks. Another story suggests it was blended to offset the taste of lime in the water at the Grey family estate. The recipe became popular after Lady Grey served it to guests in London, leading to its commercial production.

Earl Grey tea is Ideal for any time of day and this English classic blend remains a favourite around the world, celebrated for its uplifting aroma, smooth taste, and timeless appeal.

Anyone for an Earl Grey Fog? Also known as a London Fog this is a cozy and creamy tea-based drink made with Earl Grey tea, steamed milk, and a drop of vanilla syrup. It originated in Canada and has become a popular café drink. The bold, citrusy flavour of Earl Grey goes beautifully with the sweetness of vanilla and the richness of the milk. It’s typically served hot and can be made with dairy or plant-based milk.