Bold bergamot with sweet layers of real maple and soft vanilla undertones; rich, warm, and unmistakably Canadian. Familiar enough to be your daily cup, Canadian enough to make a point of it. Best served sweet, as all proper things are.
150g of loose leaf tea. Not a sample; a proper supply.
The particulars: Ingredients: Black tea, maple syrup, marigold petals, natural flavours Antioxidant level: Very high Caffeine content: Medium Teas from: India (Assam, Nilgiri) / Sri Lanka (Nuwara Eliya, Dimbula, Uva) / Kenya (Nandi Highlands) / Canada (Quebec)
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Measure 1 heaping teaspoon of tea for 8-10 oz of freshly boiled water. Allow to steep for 3-5 minutes, or longer if you prefer a stronger cup like Queenie. Remove the tea leaves before drinking.
Add milk and the sweetener of your choice after steeping, to taste.
Steeping is a matter of personal preference, and finding yours takes a little trial and error. We have a product item for disposable tea filters (100 count) if you need an easy way to deal with loose tea leaves.
150g of tea is NOT a sample; it's a proper supply. This amount (150g) of this loose leaf tea is roughly 50 cups of properly made tea. One heaping teaspoon per cup. This will make 15+ tea pots when using one heaping *tablespoon* of tea.
The Queen does not do skimpy measures. Steeped daily, that's nearly two months of afternoon tea.
This collection of Earl Greys is made up of teas from around the world; Sri Lanka, India, Kenya and Albania among them. All small batch blended in Canada and packed in Canada or the USA, with premium ingredients. The Queen has been particular about all of this so that you don't have to be. Steep a cup and see!
We are taking pre-orders in September, shipping in October 2026. Order now and your pouches are reserved; they'll be blended, packed and sent out next month.
Rates are calculated at checkout based on your address and the weight of your order. We ship across Canada and the United States, with a few exceptions listed in our shipping policy.
We're shipping (and sipping) in October, tea friends.
