usually ranging from 40 mg to 120 mg of caffeine per cup. Earl Grey tea is also available in decaf varieties for those who ...

Named after the Prime Minister of the UK between 1830-1834 and the second Earl Grey, the delicate, ever-so slightly aromatic ...

Chai tea, Earl Grey, Lapsang Souchong and Darjeeling. All come from the Camellia Sinensis plant, which naturally contains caffeine (although a typical cup will have considerably less caffeine than a ...

Earl Grey Tea: Hand-picked Assam Organic Black Tea is infused with the pure essence of bergamot; Sweet notes of citrus, coupled with smooth, malty Assam, delivers a naturally caffeinated ...

Lady Grey Tea: A black tea with the flavour of zesty orange, bergamot and lemon • Decaffeinated Earl Grey Tea: Sensitive to caffeine or being careful with your intake? Our decaffeinated earl grey tea ...

Drinking more than four cups of coffee a day increases the chances of a stroke by a third, while frequent fizzy drinks double ...

Our version of this ever-popular blend, created by our tea experts some 90 years after Earl Grey’s teatime debut. A refreshing tea with abundant citrus notes, it pairs perfectly with rich sweet or ...