Lady Grey Tea is an exquisite black tea blend, exclusively from Twinings, and is one of the most pleasant tea flavors I’ve ever tasted. Put the kettle on and let’s have a cup!
I had to have a little spotlight on Lady Grey Tea today. I feel like it isn’t talked about very much and it is too wonderful to pass over or ignore.
Growing up my favorite place to be was my grandma’s house. Each afternoon, she would make a pot of tea, always Earl Grey, and declare afternoon tea time. I always added plenty of sugar and milk to my tea mostly drowning out any tea flavor. That was before I fully appreciated the wonderful taste of tea.
Having grown up on Earl Grey, I absolutely had to try Lady Grey Tea. I am pleased to say it does not disappoint. This light refreshing tea stands on its own and in my opinion, doesn’t need a drop of milk or lump of sugar, though it is strong enough tea flavor and both can be added if desired. If you’re feeling like a latte, try the recipe below for a Lady Grey Tea Latte! It’s amazing!
What Does Lady Grey Tea Taste Like?
- Delightful citrus flavor
- A small amount of caffeine for a pick me up
- Decaf options
What is Lady Grey Tea
Lady Grey Tea is developed exclusively by Twinings and is a fresh, mild-tasting tea. With hints of citrus, this tea blend more than delights the tastebuds.
Do you add milk to lady grey tea?
The choice is yours! I enjoy the flavors of this tea so I often prefer to drink it without any extra additives, but it can defiantly be had with milk and/or sugar!
Is Lady Grey Tea caffeinated?
Lady Grey Tea is a black tea which typically contains caffeine. However, Twinings also has a decaffeinated version for those who want less caffeine.
How much caffeine is in Lady Grey Tea
An 8-ounce cup of black tea typically contains around 47mg of caffeine. This number can vary depending on several factors including how long you steep your tea, tea variety, and when the tea was harvested.
Lady grey vs Earl Grey
Lady Grey Tea varies from Earl Grey as it contains citrus and is a milder tasting tea.
Where to buy Lady Grey Tea ?
Fortunately for tea lovers, Lady Grey tea is readily available. You can purchase this tea at most supermarkets, online retailers, or from Twinings.
Can you drink Lady Grey Tea when pregnant?
For any health concerns, always consult your doctor.
What is in a Lady Grey Tea Latte?
- Lady Grey Tea (tea bags or loose-leaf) –
- Milk – chose any you like! My favorite is oat milk.
- Sugar – brown sugar is my favorite, but the choice is yours.
- Cinnamon – is optional but I like adding a dash at the end. Personally, I think cinnamon and citrus together is irresistible.
How to Make a Lady Grey Tea Latte
Supplies
- teacup
- kettle
- measuring spoons
- tea strainer (if using loose leaf tea)
- timer (stovetop timer or watch is great!)
Ingredients
- 2 Lady Grey Tea bags ( or 3 teaspoons of loose leaf tea)
- 1 1/2 Cups Filtered Water
- 2 Tablespoons Milk
- 2 Teaspoons Sugar
- Dash of Cinnamon
How to make Lady Grey Tea Latte
- Heat water in a kettle on the stovetop (or use an electric kettle)
- While water is heating, place 2 teabags in a cup with sugar.
- Pour water over teabags and sugar.
- Cover and steep for 7 minutes.
- Warm milk and pour into cup.
- Sprinkle with cinnamon
- Enjoy!
Tips:
- Choose an easily dissolving sweetener such as honey, table sugar, stevia, or maple syrup.
- Avoid coarse sugar as it is slower to dissolve.
- Any milk should work in this recipe. Note that most non-dairy milk options come with a bit of their own flavor. Chose accordingly. I like oat milk for non-dairy milk as it tastes neutral and doesn’t compete with the tea flavor.
- Cinnamon is optional, and I sprinkle it just on top.
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Lady Grey Tea Latte
Ingredients
- 2 Tea Bags
- 1 1/2 Cups Water
- 2 Teaspoons Sugar
- 2 Tablespoons Milk
- Cinnamon to taste
Instructions
- Heat water in kettle on stovetop (or use an electric kettle)
- While water is heating, place 2 teabags in cup with sugar.
- Pour water over teabags and sugar.
- Cover and steep for 7 minutes.
- Warm milk and add to cup.
- Sprinkle with cinnamon
- Enjoy!
Notes
- Choose an easily dissolving sweetener such as honey, table sugar, stevia, or maple syrup.
- Avoid corse sugar as it is slower to dissolve.
- Any milk should work in this recipe. Note that most non-dairy milk options come with a bit of their own flavor. Chose accordingly. I like oat milk for a non dairy milk as it tastes neutral and doesn’t compete with the tea flavor.
- Cinnamon is optional and I sprinkle it just on top.
Nutrition
This website provides approximate nutrition information for convenience and as a courtesy only.
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