Hibiscus Earl Grey Latte with Rose Water - delicious floral latte that's made in less than 10 minutes! Super frothy and comforting.
Why you'll love this latte
A while ago I shared this Rooibos Rose Tea Latte (my favorite Starbucks copycat drink) but I might like this Hibiscus Earl Grey Latte even more!
They're both made with rose water but this one had earl grey which has notes of bergamot. The hibiscus flower gives this tea a deep pink color and a nice subtle floral flavor.
This tea latte is light and floal but still frothy, warm, and comforting. I've made this sooo many times. It's really good!
It's a great drink for Valentine's Day or Mother's Day if you're in the mood for a steaming cup of delicious floral latte.
How to make this tea latte:
What you need:
- earl grey tea
- hibiscus petals (or one tea bag)
- plant-based milk
- honey (or a vegan sweetener of choice)
- rose water
I make everything in the same pot on the stove.
First, bring the water to a boil, take off the heat, add both the earl grey and hibiscus tea, and steep for 5-7 minutes.
Pour in the milk and bring it back to a soft boil. Take off heat immediately when it starts to boil.
I really like using a handheld milk frother. You can use a blender too but my milk frother was super cheap and I don't have to clean a blender.
Froth the latte right in the pot and pour into a mug. Enjoy immediately.
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If you want to make more than just one drink, either make them separately or pour them into mugs while making sure each one has some frothed milk on top.
Tea latte Q&A:
Will tea steep in milk?
Yes! You can steep tea in any hot liquid.
What's the perfect water : milk ratio for a tea latte?
I like to to 2:1 ratio of water : milk. You can adjust this to your liking based on how creamy you want the tea latte to be. In this recipe I use 1 cup of water and ½ cup of milk.
What kind of plant-based milk froths best?
Cashew or almond milk are great options. You can also look for Barista plant-based milks made specifically for frothing.
How to make a tea latte at home without a machine?
It's so easy. You don't need any tools. I like to make it two ways.
- Pour the latte into a high-speed blender and blend on high for a few seconds. Be very careful as it's hot. This adds air to the latte and makes it frothy. Serve right away.
- Use a handheld milk frother (mine cost $10 and it works like magic!) and froth the milk right in the pot according to the instructions. Serve right away.
More hot drink recipes:
- Blood Orange Chai Latte
- Rooibos Rose Tea Latte
- The Best Vegan Hot Chocolate
- Vegan Peppermint Hot Chocolate
📖 Recipe
Hibiscus Earl Grey Latte with Rose Water
Description
Delicious earl grey latte with a hint of hibiscus and rose.
Ingredients
- 1 cup water
- 2 earl grey tea bags (decaffeinated if necessary)
- 1 Tsp hibiscus flower (or 1 hibiscus tea bag)
- 1 - 2 teaspoon honey or maple syrup (or your sweetener of choice)
- ½ cup plant-based milk (cashew or almond milk are great)
- ¼ tsp rose water (optional)
- crushed dried rose petals (for serving, optional)
Instructions
- Bring the water to a boil in a small pot on the stove.
- Remove from heat, add the earl grey and hibiscus. Let steep for 3-4 mins.
- Take the teabags and hibiscus flowers out, add the honey, milk, and stir well.
- Add rose water if using.
- Use a small handheld milk frother to froth the drink or pour into a high-speed blender and blend for a few seconds.
- Serve immediately sprinkled with dried rose petals if desired.
Notes
The rose water is totally optional and it's tasty with or without it. You can try it with orange blossom water instead if you have any!
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Jenny says
So beautiful! And I can smell the rose water aroma in the room! I love your hibiscus earl grey latte recipe, I can't wait to make it. Thanks so much for sharing it.
Dana says
This latte must smell absolutely heavenly! This is a special "just for me" drink I'll be making for self-care days. :)
Gloria says
YES I would love this. I am a latter lover to the core, Coffee, tea it does not matter. This would be a warm welcome on a chilly afternoon....like today.
Bernice Hill says
What a sweet cup of tea. I really love hibiscus and it is so good for you too! I've never thought about combining it with Early Grey (my fave tea blend!)
Lauren Vavala says
What a beautiful drink! I recently learned that I love hibiscus tea but haven't made it myself yet - this is going in my must make list!
Chef Dennis says
Yum! This drink looks absolutely tasty! I love the idea of using rose water in it. I can't wait to try.
Helen says
Wow, this looks amazing, I love Earl Grey but never thought to pair it with hibiscus and rose until now. I can't wait to try this.
Heidy says
Your Hibiscus Earl Grey Latte with Rose Water was wonderful! I honestly enjoyed it so much! I passed on your link to a few of my other tea lover friends! Have a great Sunday!
Addison says
What a stunning mug of tea! These flavors are perfect for any time of the year too!
Moop Brown says
This latte looks so amazing and the pictures look great as well. Thanks for sharing!