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“So this morning i woke up a little early and decided to make a tea lemonade. I set the kettle to steep to 200F and went about my morning routine. I returned and considered steeping a fruit tea but...” Read full tasting note
“You would think this would be a harsh taste pairing, but no, it is magnificent.” Read full tasting note
A unique and very popular blend! Combines the intoxicating scent of French lavender with classic Earl Grey tea. This one’s a must-try!
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So this morning i woke up a little early and decided to make a tea lemonade. I set the kettle to steep to 200F and went about my morning routine. I returned and considered steeping a fruit tea but that would take longer than a black tea so i explored my black teas and either the flavor didnt seem like it would go well with lemonade or my sample was too small so i explored my green tea, white tes, and oolong drawer only to pick something and realize the water was too hot. So i ended up with this tea which was an unopened package that came from either Sil or Evol. Thank you to whoever shared it!
Anyways, once I finally settled on this i realized i should have just gone with my fruit tea because i probably wasted more time searching for a tea.
Now that im drinking it, i also wished i went with the fruit tea because really there is a reason this package was unopened. I dont love bergamot and i dont love Lavender and here i have both and it tases quite soapy. Its cold and lemonade-y which is nice but the flavor isnt the best. Sometimes i convince myself something will taste better than i know it will and this is one of those times.
If you like these flavors, this might be the combo for you but for me its a big nope.
Also, sorry for the crappy spelling and grammar. Im writing this at work on my phone and the usual autocorrections that allow me to be lazy, i.e. capitalizing “I” and adding apostrophes, has decided to stop working.
You would think this would be a harsh taste pairing, but no, it is magnificent.
Thought lavender was a standard ingredient in Earl Grey? It’s in my earl grey blend and makes for a yummy London Fog
Isn’t it called something different when lavender is added? Like Lady Grey is EG with lemon/orange. Or maybe I’m thinking of Lady Grey, lol.
Hmm. More research needed. I was under the impression that Earl Grey is simply black tea with bergamot. I don’t think that the Earl plus lavender has a special name because whenever this combo merges in some variation, lavender always shows up in the blend’s name. We need to consult the rest of our people. Surely we can get to the bottom of this.
This sounds delightful to me! But perhaps not with lemonade…
For me the lemonade was the best part lol