Twinings Earl Grey |
The Classics - a strong kick of bergamot to get you through the day...
Twinings Earl Grey - a true classic
I have a friend who swears by this blend and no other - and you can see why. Always a failsafe cuppa - a light, floral flavour with a strong kick of bergamot that enlivens the senses! And it works very well in baking too! As a novice baker myself, I'll leave this to the experts - check out this fabulous Twinings Earl Grey Cake recipe, tried and tested by the same ever-faithful friend! Scrumptious - and best enjoyed with a steaming pot of Earl Grey!Ahmad Earl Grey - the discerning choice...
Mmm...Ahmad Tea! |
Time for something a little bit different...
My lovely Twinings tea chest |
Twinings Lavender Earl Grey - two of my favourite things: lavender and tea!
This is great for winding down at the end of the day, or for the morning after the day before (have been known to provide this after parties to soothe those pesky hangovers)!I come back to this favourite time and time again. My husband bought me a full Twinigs tea chest last Christmas, where I was delighted to find this little treasure! I have since stock-piled boxes of twenty teabags and find myself getting through them remarkably quickly!
I do find this tea rather addictive - one cup is just never enough!
Teapigs Darjeeling Earl Grey - a match made in heaven!
Teapigs (or Teadog?!) |
English Garden Empire Earl Grey - the Empire Strikes Back!
Quintessentially English - English Garden tea |
I made a pot of this after I was feeling sorry for myself and suffering following a wisdom tooth removal. My friend, another fellow tea enthusiast, came round to the house to cheer me up and we decided to do a mini-tasting of the best Earl Greys and my favourites.
I particularly liked this flavoursome blend, firstly for the smell of the dry leaves, then the aroma once the pot was brewing, then the comforting, light Earl Grey taste. What makes this blend different is the smoky aftertaste, which is really quite different to anything I've tried before. You can strongly smell the bergamot in the dried leaves, but once brewed it's a very subtle flavour, and I think the smoky, malty taste makes it quite unique.
I'm feeling a bit tired and worn-out again today, so think it's time for a tea break. Looking forward to spending another evening with Earl Grey!
Until next time, enjoy your tea break (and why not join the marvellous Earl Grey?!)
Rachael X
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