Phyllis Earl Grey

I love that this Earl Grey remains true to the earl grey flavor but also incorporates some lavender and pineapple for a truly exotic experience.

This Earl grey is unlike any other out there. Elegant, unique and complex while still true to its Earl Grey roots! Who knew licorice and pineapple would make such a perfect Earl Grey! I love this blend so much that when they did their big sale recently I bought 5 refills

Today’s tea break from traveling features a lovely cup of Phyllis Earl Grey from Brook37, perfectly paired with buttery shortbread fingers from Highgrove.

I made it both hot and cold. Hot Brew: The brew is clear and light brown/orange in color. It is light in body and astringency. The bergamot (Early Grey flavor) is complemented with floral and fruit flavors. Cold Brew: It has a clear yellow coloring. The fruit flavors were more predominate with a hint of licorice root on the finish. It was light and refreshing. I could imagine myself enjoying it on a hot summer day. Overall, it was a really nice tea. It is probably a tea I would reach more for when the weather is nicer and I'm looking for a lighter tea.

As an Earl Grey lover, I was impressed by how seamlessly the unique ingredients harmonize. Versatility: Lovely on its own, it also adapts well to additions. With a touch of milk and sugar the citrus softens, creating a velvety, comforting cup. Prepared as a London Fog with lavender and vanilla syrups and frothed milk, it becomes an aromatic, indulgent treat. Iced with vanilla honey and lemon, it transforms into a vibrant, refreshing sip. Brook37’s new eco-friendly container is sleek and stunning. I appreciate the resealable pouch to keep the tea fresh. Their biodegradable pyramid teabags are generously sized, allowing the tea to fully bloom.