Earl grey tea

Earl Grey is a black tea flavoured with bergamot, a citrus fruit that gives the tea its well-known fragrant, slightly citrus aroma.

A standard cup of Earl Grey tea usually contains around 40–60mg of caffeine, depending on the blend and how long you brew it.

Yes, Earl Grey tea contains caffeine because it is made from black tea, which naturally includes caffeine. Looking for caffeine-free tea? Check out our range of teas that don't contain caffeine.

Earl Grey tea can be good for you. It contains antioxidants from black tea and aromatic compounds from bergamot, which may support digestion, focus, and general wellbeing.

Yes, Earl Grey is a type of black tea that has been flavoured with bergamot to give it its signature taste and aroma.

Earl Grey tea has a smooth black tea base with bright citrus notes from bergamot. It tastes slightly floral, zesty, and aromatic. It tastes great, and is one of the most popular types of tea in Australia.

You can add milk if you prefer, although many people enjoy Earl Grey without milk to keep the citrus flavour more pronounced. It comes down to personal taste really. Try it with and without, and see what you prefer!