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Moonlit Grey earl grey cream black tea, small tin, front

Moonlit Grey

Formerly Wedding Tea

“Black tea and bergamot, softened in cream — vows in every sip.” Lady Harriet

Black Tea
Earl Grey Cream
1 tsp per cup
100°C · 5–3 min

Which size shall it be?

Directions to Please

Warm your cup or pot — a promise deserves ceremony.
Measure 1 teaspoon per cup, and one for the pot.
Pour in water just off the boil.
Steep 3–5 minutes — three for a lighter courtship, five for a fuller devotion.
Strain. Enjoy clear for poise, or with milk for a silken embrace.

Ingredients & Provenance

Black tea, flavour

Ethically sourced and produced.
PACKED IN AUSTRALIA
from imported ingredients.

As Harriet Imagined

Ceylon sets the stage with depth and grace, while Earl Grey Cream drapes citrus in silk and leaves a tender linger of vanilla. The cup is smooth, luscious, and impossibly elegant — a union of strength and sweetness, devotion made drinkable.

Lady Harriet has never wed, yet she insists romance is no less hers. Why chase vows, she muses, when affection may be renewed each morning? In Wedding Tea she finds her favourite promise — that love, when poured, is always within reach.

More to Tempt You

A Most Exquisite Union

“Ceylon’s grace with Earl Grey’s cream — a cup dressed for devotion.”

Wedding Tea is Lady Harriet’s most elegant indulgence: a premium Ceylon black tea entwined with the soft perfume of Earl Grey Cream. The flavour is smooth and luscious, citrus and cream lifting against the depth of black tea — refined, radiant, and worthy of celebration.

Steeped clear, it is poised and articulate; softened with milk, it turns silken, indulgent, and impossibly moreish. Though Lady Harriet has never married, she insists one should never need vows to enjoy a little romance. Wedding Tea, she declares, is proof enough that devotion may be found in a cup.