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Earl Grey Matcha
Experience a new way to enjoy a timeless favorite. Our Earl Grey Matcha is crafted from premium black tea leaves, stone-ground into a fine powder in the traditional matcha style. Bright bergamot notes meet smooth malt undertones for a creamy, full-bodied cup that’s both invigorating and comforting. Perfect for quick London Fogs, lattes, or a modern twist on your daily tea ritual.
Luxury Ingredients: Black tea, Natural flavors
Origin: Sri Lanka • Kenya • India
Antioxidant Level: High
This tea supports the Ethical Tea Partnership
All Camellia sinensis in our blends contributes to a fairer, more sustainable tea industry.
CAFFEINE CONTENT | HIGH
Cup per oz
10-12 cups per 1 oz
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1-2
4-6 mins
1-2
205-212°F
In 475 ml (8oz)
4-6 mins
This is a gorgeous tea. It's an elevated Earl Grey. It has those creamy notes to it that pair beautifully with a splash of milk. The quality of this tea is one of the best I have ever tried. It's aromatic, intensely flavourful and is not bitter, even after a long steep.
I think this is the best truly blueberry flavored black tea Ive found. An excellent novelty to add flavor to the day and it doesn't curdle milk so you can juj it up!
We have begun a "tea of the month" at our tea room, and this flavor is fast becoming a customer favorite!
I love the variety of the teas
Full bodied stands up to ice , I use it for iced tea daily.

This is a very good tea. I mix mine with a little coconut milk, turmeric, and honey, and it’s absolutely delicious.
Oh this was divine! Made a delightful iced earl grey matcha and it was so delicious. Pricey but there is really nothing comparable.
This is a great new addition to my Earl Grey addiction. I will be ordering again and again.
I never find london fogs to have a strong enough flavor for me, but here's the solution. Very impactful and pleasant flavor, will be purchasing again once I run out!
Really nice strong bergamot and tea flavor. I did have the thought after buying a sample size that if it's just ground up earl gray, maybe I could just put a scoop of my favorite loose leaf into a spice grinder, and I will say that the answer there is no, it's not comparable - everything I tried still left me with a coarse, gritty semi-powder that clumped and didn't taste as strong and nice as this.

