Yes, you can take Earl Grey tea with milk and honey.

We would advise you to have the milk (warm) in the cup and pour the tea over using a strainer (provided you’ve used loose leaf tea to brew in a teapot). Ideally after you’ve poured the tea, you can add upto a tablespoon (tb) of honey (although we usually take about 1/3 tb of honey to not end up with an overly sweet tea).

Earl Grey tea is most often paired with lemon while milk and honey are usually paired/added to an English Breakfast. Just making this point in case you’re mixing the two up (they are both blends of black teas).

[Picture of an Earl Grey tea before adding milk/honey. Notice the lemon peels in the background as it is the most common condiment/additive to Earl Grey teas]

If you’re interested, you can get some really good loose leaf blends from us here:

1. The Earl's Pearl [Earl Grey]
2. The Mighty Breakfast [English Breakfast]

Note: Always brew your tea using high quality loose leaf teas from Chai & Mighty :)

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