Celebrate the union of exquisite flavors with Capital Teas' Royal Wedding tea, a majestic blend of black and white teas infused with the captivating notes of bergamot, lavender, and rose. This enchanting tea offers a sensory journey that transcends the ordinary, transporting you to a world of refined taste and well-being.
Our Royal Wedding tea pays homage to the classic Earl Grey, a beloved black tea with the distinctive essence of bergamot oil. To elevate this timeless favorite, we've gracefully woven fragrant lavender, delicate white tea, and romantic rose into the blend, crafting a harmonious marriage of floral and bold flavors that delight the palate.
Indulge in the versatility of Royal Wedding tea, a blend that welcomes the addition of milk, sweetener, or cream to enhance its rich character. Savor this regal tea hot, or treat yourself to a refreshing iced Royal Wedding with cream, providing a satisfying alternative to traditional iced tea.
Capital Teas cordially invites you to embark on a sensory adventure with our Royal Wedding tea, a luxurious escape that elevates your daily routine. Let this extraordinary blend whisk you away to a world of elegance and serenity, where you can immerse yourself in the delicate balance of flavors and benefits unique to this regal creation.
Brewing Instructions (per each 6 oz. of water):
Health Benefits:
- Wake up with energizing black tea - the caffeine in tea hits different
- Antioxidants in tea promote overall physical well-being
- The chemical composition of tea promotes focus and concentration
Ingredients: organic black tea, organic white tea, organic rose petals, organic cornflower petals, organic lavender blossoms, natural flavors
43 Reviews
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The next best thing to a title
This is an elegant tea and true to its ingredients. I liked the rose bud essence, but wish it had been a little less assertive as it acted more like a queen than a lady in waiting. Even so, it was delicious.
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Given as part of a gift
Recipient loves it. The blend of teas and hint of cream has claimed another fan. I enjoy it without any cream or sugar, however the recipient uses a dash of cream and says it is a mellow treat.
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becoming a quick favorate!
This has quickly become one of my favorite teas! It is smooth and has soft vanilla flavors. Although some have mentioned that they steep at 175, I currently steep this at 195 F, and leave the leaves in the teapot until I’m finished drinking the tea.
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Watch the Twigs!
This early grey has a pleasant aroma, bright liquor, medium body. I really enjoyed the first batch and the lighter notes held up until the tin was empty. I went for a second batch and I received what looked more like the forest floor than a proper earl grey. Capital Teas needs to find some way to minimize the stems in this. Why are customers left to fish out the twigs just to make a single serving? Request yours-- light on the stems please.
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LOVING this commemorative blend
Im LOVING this commemorative blend. I was a bit unsure about it at first, as it is a blend with both black and white teas and I sometimes find these to be a bit disagreeable because the white tea needs a lower temperature which doesnt always do the black tea justice. However, I find that just enough of the black tea flavor comes through here and its lighter flavor helps the white tea to shine through. The sharp, tangy flavor of the bergamot is softened by the sweet, creamy flavor of vanilla in the blend, and I find that the rose in the blend accentuates the bergamot, bringing the floral tones of this citrus fruit into focus. A very pleasant blend, I like it very much. Via Steepster: http://bit.ly/OkqEtY (February 16, 2012)
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Neat blend
Special Thanks to LiberTEAs for this! I have been wanting to try this one!!! I actually did try it a few times last week and enjoyed it but didnt have enough time to properly jot down tasting notes. So here we go. I can smell the cream! It infuses to a medium brown color. For taste…I can pick out the Earl Grey Flavors and the bergamot…it’s not the astringent bergamot kind of taste but more of a lemon and orange combo of bergamot. There is a hint of cream but the black and white tea flavors stomp on the cream hints a bit. Im ok with that. The Rose and other floral flavors are fairly loud, too. It being a Royal Wedding Blend the ingredients make sense and seem to blend well together and the extra ingredients make it special, too. The perfume-type aroma edges towards the floral bouquets surrounding the ceremony as they do in this tea. Neat blend of teas and flavors. I appreciate this very much! Via Steepster: http://bit.ly/NTEGok (June 12, 2012).
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What a lovely tea it is!
One year ago today, there was a wedding that captured the attention of millions around the world. This tea was created to commemorate that occasion, and what a lovely tea it is! Because the tea base is a blend of both black and white teas, I opted for a fairly low brewing temperature (175 F) and a brewing time of 4 minutes in my Breville one-touch. The results is a tea that is rich and creamy in flavor, where I can taste both types of tea as well as the tangy bergamot, the touches of cream and even the hint of rose. The black tea flavor is much softer than one might expect from a black tea, a consequence from not only the lower brewing temperature, but also from the addition of white tea leaves in the blend. The black tea doesnt taste bold or strong, exactly, but the black tea does offer a certain richness to the blend that is quite nice... Full review via SororiTea Sisters: http://bit.ly/M7pXYB (April 29, 2012)
