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Earl Grey loose leaf tea is renowned for its distinctive flavour profile and aromatic essence. Sourced from high-quality tea leaves infused with bergamot oil, this classic British blend offers a sophisticated and robust taste that appeals to tea connoisseurs worldwide. The earl grey loose tea format allows for a more nuanced brewing experience, as the leaves unfurl and release their full-bodied flavour notes during steeping. Whether enjoyed hot or cold, loose Earl Grey tea provides a refined sensory journey that transcends ordinary tea-drinking experiences. Elevate your teatime ritual with the exquisite charm of the best loose leaf Earl Grey tea the market has to offer – here at Miles Tea & Coffee.
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Earl Grey Loose Tea
10g - Sample Pack
£0.60 each
Try a little, before you buy a lot!
Earl Grey Loose Tea 10g - Sample Pack £0.60 each -
Earl Grey
100g
£4.80 each
A fragrant black tea, delicately flavoured with oil of bergamot
Earl Grey 100g £4.80 each -
Earl Grey
500g
£12.85 each
A fragrant black tea, delicately flavoured with oil of bergamot
Earl Grey 500g £12.85 each -
Double Handle Tea Infuser with Lid
£4.99 each
An essential item for any tea connoisseur, this tea strainer will...
Double Handle Tea Infuser with Lid £4.99 each -
Tea & Coffee Measuring Scoop
£2.50 each
Tea and coffee measuring scoop and bag clip
Tea & Coffee Measuring Scoop £2.50 each
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How much loose earl grey tea per cup?
When brewing loose Earl Grey tea, it is recommended to use approximately one teaspoon of tea per cup. However, individual preferences may vary based on desired strength and flavour intensity. Adjusting the amount of loose tea used can help tailor the taste to suit personal preferences. It is also important to consider factors such as water temperature and steeping time to achieve the perfect cup of Earl Grey tea. Experimenting with different amounts of loose tea can help determine the ideal brew for an enjoyable tea-drinking experience.
How should you brew loose leaf earl grey tea?
To brew loose leaf Earl Grey tea, start by heating water to just below boiling point or to boiling point but let the water stand for a minute or two. Place 1 teaspoon of loose leaf Earl Grey tea per cup into a teapot or infuser. Pour the hot water over the tea leaves and let it steep for about 3-5 minutes, depending on your desired strength. Give the tea a gentle stir before straining it to ensure an even infusion. You can add milk or sugar to taste if desired, though many enjoy Earl Grey without any additions to savour its citrusy bergamot flavour fully. Enjoy your perfectly brewed cup of loose leaf Earl Grey tea!
What are the benefits of loose leaf earl grey tea?
Loose leaf Earl Grey tea offers a host of benefits for tea enthusiasts. First and foremost, the loose leaf variety tends to be of higher quality compared to pre-packaged tea bags, as it allows for larger, whole leaves that retain more essential oils and flavours. This results in a richer and more aromatic cup of tea. Earl Grey tea is often infused with bergamot oil, which is known for its potential calming effects and ability to promote relaxation. Additionally, the antioxidants present in black tea, such as those found in Earl Grey, may help improve heart health, boost immunity, and aid in digestion. The ritual of brewing loose leaf tea can also be a mindful practice that encourages relaxation and mental clarity. Overall, loose leaf Earl Grey tea offers not only a delightful sensory experience but also potential health benefits for those who enjoy a soothing cup of tea.