An Uplifting Experience in Every Cup
For almost two centuries people all over the world have turned to Earl Grey to start their day or as a mid-day perk up. Due to its strong black tea base, Earl Grey has more caffeine than many other tea blends. However, it’s milder and more subtle than a mug of black coffee. Because we use high-quality black tea blends as the base of every cup of Tippy Earl Grey, we can add extra whole pieces of dried bergamot rind to get more of its soothing effects without the spicy citrus notes overpowering the smooth black tea taste.
Enjoy YHT Earl Grey Any Way You Want
We recommend three main ways to enjoy a delicious cup of YHT Earl Grey. It’s natural non-bitter sweetness means you can enjoy a nice steamy warm cup as is…simple with nothing added. Earl Grey is also the base of many popular iced tea recipes all over the U.S. Add some sugar, honey, a lot of ice and maybe some fresh sprigs of mint and you have the perfect refreshment for those hot and humid days. Share it with friends or keep it your little secret and spoil yourself whenever you want.
The London Fog Latte is becoming more and more popular with Earl Grey connoisseurs and tea lovers all over the world. Just because it was invented in the Pacific North West doesn’t mean you can’t have a heavenly cuppa wherever you are. All you need is some Tippy Earl Grey loose leaf tea leaves, steamed milk and a dash of vanilla (we prefer pure organic vanilla extract). For an extra cozy cup, don’t hesitate to mix in a bit of organic raw honey.
How to Brew Loose Leaf Tea
- Earl Grey: To start your day, steep 1 heaping tsp. tea in 12 oz. hot water for 4 minutes. For iced tea, brew 2 tsp., cool and pour over ice.
- Tea Latte:Â Brew 2 heaping tsp. of loose tea in 8 oz hot water. Heat 1/2 cup milk and froth with a handheld milk frother or toss your entire latte in the blender and aerate for a few pulses. Top with your favorite spices for that special finishing touch and enjoy!
- Cold Brew:Â Steep 4 tsp. of loose tea in 3 cups cold water for 8-10 hours in the fridge. Infuse with fresh herbs or fruit, or mix two different teas to create your own flavor.
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