A London Fog drink is a latte-style drink that contains tea instead of coffee. Served hot or iced, it elevates a plain cup of ...

Agreeable Gray by Sheriwin-Williams has become one of the most popular choices when it comes to warm, neutral paint colors. Whilst it might not have the most poetic or enchanting name, perhaps ...

Sometimes referred to as a London Fog, Earl Grey latte or tea latte, the formula is pretty simple: Earl Grey tea, steamed/frothed milk and flavorings, usually in the form of a syrup.

Although Earl Grey has cemented itself as a favorite of the Brits, it’s still relatively easy to find in the States—or in Canada. Because as it turns out, the London fog doesn’t actually ...

London’s toxic fog has dissipated. The problem with pollution now is that it’s largely invisible and easy to ignore, unless — like artists — we find new ways of looking.

There is, he says, “fog everywhere” — and not the soft, dove-gray cloudiness we might imagine. This was 19th-century air pollution: thick, malodorous, yellow or black — and almost smothering.

Christine Corton’s “London Fog: A Biography” tells the story of the thick yellow fogs that cloaked London in the 19th and 20th centuries — they inspired a lot of Victorian-era literature ...