Earl Grey’s cozy cousin—citrus, cream, and a soft little lavender glow.
London Haze is what happens when Earl Grey stops clenching its jaw. You still get that bright bergamot sparkle and black tea backbone—just smoothed out with creamy vanilla and a gentle bloom of lavender. It’s calm without being sleepy, cozy without being heavy, and perfectly happy to be your “I’m doing my best” beverage.
Drink it straight when you want clarity. Add milk when you want comfort. Ice it when you want the vibe but also need to function. Your mug, your rules.
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Taste: bright bergamot + orange peel, creamy vanilla, soft floral lavender
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Vibe: slow mornings, soft reboots, “inbox? never heard of her” energy
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Plays well with: milk, sugar, honey, oat milk foam—whatever you’re into
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Easy win: great hot, iced, or turned into a lavender London Fog moment
Tea & Ingredient Info
Type: Black tea blend (Earl Grey-style)
Caffeine: High
Net Wt: 1 oz (resealable bag)
Ingredients: Black tea, orange peel, blue cornflowers, natural vanilla flavor, natural bergamot flavor, natural crème flavor, lavender buds
Flavor notes: Bergamot citrus, creamy vanilla, floral lavender, smooth black tea finish
Nutritional Info
Tea contains negligible calories/macros when brewed as directed (and no, we’re not here to make tea feel like homework). Any milk/sweetener you add will change nutrition accordingly.
How to Prepare
Hot: Steep 1 tsp in 212°F water for 3–5 minutes.
Iced: Steep double strength, then pour over ice.
London Fog moment: Brew strong, add steamed milk (dairy or non-dairy), sweeten if you want. Optional: pretend you’re the main character.
FAQ
Is this sweet? No—there’s no added sugar. It reads “creamy” from vanilla + crème flavors and the blend balance.
Can I add milk or creamer? Absolutely. This one loves milk. Oat milk turns it into a cozy cloud.
Is it keto-friendly? Brewed tea is naturally keto-friendly (no sugar added). Your add-ins decide the rest.
Is it gluten-free? The ingredients are naturally gluten-free. Made in facilities that may handle other ingredients—use your best judgment for severe sensitivities.
Does air-roasting matter for acid? If you’re sensitive, gentler-roasted teas/coffees can feel kinder. Most people find this blend smooth, especially with milk.
How strong is the lavender? Soft and calming—more “haze” than “perfume.”
Can I drink it iced? Yes. It stays bright and smooth, and the vanilla-lavender vibe still shows up.
What’s the caffeine level? High—this is a black tea base. Great for mornings, meetings, and dramatic rewatch marathons.
