01Hot
- Amount
- 1 tsp (2.5g)
- Water
- 100°C
- Time
- 2–3 min
Freshly boiled water brings out the bergamot. Keep to three minutes or it may turn bitter.
The familiar bergamot of Earl Grey, softened by a creamy, vanilla-like sweetness.
50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.
100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.
200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.
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Earl Grey fans who'd like the bergamot softened into something creamier.
Perhaps not if you like Earl Grey sharp and bright. Try Classic Earl Grey →
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Creamy Earl Grey blend
All the citrus charm of a proper Earl Grey, but gentler. Vanilla and cream notes round the bergamot into something softer and more comforting, an afternoon cup that feels like a small kindness.
The story
Classic Earl Grey has its fans, but the bergamot can come on a bit strong for some. Cream Earl Grey takes that bright citrus lift and wraps it in something warmer. The base is bold Sri Lankan black tea, clean Ceylon brightness with enough body to stand on its own, while natural vanilla flavouring adds a creamy, almost dessert-like quality to the finish.
The result sits somewhere between a traditional Earl Grey and a proper treat. You still get that unmistakable bergamot scent rising from the cup, but it arrives softer, silkier, more rounded. Cornflower petals add a touch of colour to the leaf without changing the taste.
This is a tea for slow afternoons. The kind where you sit down properly, maybe with a biscuit, and let the kettle do its work. It suits people who love Earl Grey but wish it were just a little less sharp. All the character, none of the bite.
How to brew it
01Hot
Freshly boiled water brings out the bergamot. Keep to three minutes or it may turn bitter.
02With milk
A splash of milk softens it further. Some like it, some don't. Try both ways.
03Iced
Cold brew in the fridge overnight for a smooth, citrusy summer drink.
Shop tip: Start at two minutes and taste. The bergamot develops quickly, and you can always steep a little longer if you want more punch.
Made for moments like
When the day drags and you need something that feels like a small reward. This is that cup.
Settle into a quiet corner with a pot and let the vanilla warmth keep you company for a chapter or two.
Not quite ready for bed but done with the day. A gentler Earl Grey suits the mood.
Weighing it up?
Classic Earl GreyChoose Classic Earl Grey if you want the bergamot brighter and more traditional.From £3.50
Yorkshire Fog Earl GreyChoose Yorkshire Fog if you want even more vanilla and a softer, mistier cup.From £5.10
Pearl GreyChoose Pearl Grey if you prefer floral notes alongside the bergamot.From £4.60
Good questions
Same bergamot base, but vanilla and cream flavouring round out the citrus into something softer. Less sharp, more comforting. Still recognisably Earl Grey, just gentler.
Yes, it contains natural caffeine from the black tea. It's similar to other black teas, roughly a medium level, less than coffee but enough to give you a lift.
Entirely up to you. It works well without, but a splash of milk softens it further if that's your preference. Try it both ways.
At roughly 2.5g per cup, a 100g pouch makes about 40 cups. Enough for a few weeks of afternoon brewing.
Keep it sealed, cool and dry, away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas. A cupboard away from the hob is ideal.
Cream Earl Grey softens the bright bergamot of a classic Earl Grey with smooth, creamy notes. A rounded loose leaf black tea for an afternoon brew.
Bold Sri Lankan black tea gives the cup structure and that clean Ceylon brightness, while fragrant bergamot brings the familiar citrus lift. Smooth vanilla rounds everything out, adding a creamy, dessert-like warmth that makes the finish feel silky rather than sharp.
It’s all the charm of traditional Earl Grey, but gentler and more comforting — ideal for slow afternoons, elegant tea breaks, or whenever you want something a little softer without losing that unmistakable bergamot character.
Citrusy • Creamy • Elegant
Black tea, cornflower petals, natural bergamot flavouring
Does it contain caffeine? Yes — it contains natural caffeine.
Can I drink it with milk? Best without milk.
How should I store it? Keep it sealed, cool and dry — away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.
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