Earl Grey Lavender - Black tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose leaf tea

What is Earl Grey Lavender black tea?

Earl Grey Lavender black tea is a loose leaf black tea blend with lavender blossom and flavouring. It brings the familiar bergamot character of Earl Grey together with a soft floral note. The cup is fragrant and steady, so you can enjoy it as a simple tea break.

Who is it suitable for?

This blend suits you if you enjoy black tea with a floral edge. It also fits when you want a loose leaf cup with a clear aroma and a familiar Earl Grey style. The mix of black tea and lavender blossom gives you a cup that feels easy to recognise and easy to serve.

• You like Earl Grey with bergamot character.
• You enjoy black tea with lavender blossom.
• You want a flavoured black tea for daily tea time.
• You prefer loose leaf tea for a teapot or cup infuser.

How do you use Earl Grey Lavender black tea?

Brew Earl Grey Lavender black tea as you would other loose leaf black teas. Use the amount and steeping time that suit your taste. A teapot, cup infuser or simple strainer all work well for this lavender Earl Grey style.

• Warm your cup or teapot first.
• Add the loose leaves.
• Pour in hot water and brew to taste.
• Strain and serve when the flavour feels right for you.

Features and specifications

The product data is simple and practical. You get 100 grams of loose leaf tea made in the Netherlands. It is sold as a Café du Jour tea with black tea, lavender blossom and flavouring.

• Product name: Earl Grey Lavender - Black tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose leaf tea
• Tea type: black tea
• Ingredients: black tea, lavender blossom, flavouring
• Content: 100 grams
• Made in: the Netherlands
• Format: loose leaf tea
• Flavour style: Earl Grey character with bergamot and lavender blossom

Alternatives and combinations

If you want a simpler cup, plain black tea is a good direction. If you want to stay in the same style, another Earl Grey blend keeps the bergamot note in focus. You can also switch the preparation and use a teapot, a cup infuser or a larger pot when you serve more than one cup.

• Plain black tea for a more direct tea taste.
• Another Earl Grey blend for a bergamot-led cup.
• Loose leaf brewing in a teapot or cup infuser.
• A larger pot when you want to pour for more people.

If Earl Grey Lavender black tea sounds right for you, order it from Café du Jour or explore the loose leaf tea range for more black tea options.