Incidentally, while our favorite captain never stopped ordering “tea, Earl Grey, hot,” he had switched to decaf by the end of the Picard series thanks to an ad-libbed line from Patrick Stewart. It’s possible Stewart was deliberately honoring his character’s narrative legacy, as the one-time Picard love interest Nella Daren had warned that his late-night tea sessions were giving him insomnia.
Of course, not everyone’s a fan of this iconic drink: in Deep Space Nine, the Cardassian Garak once griped, “I’d like to get my hands on that fellow Earl Grey and tell him a thing or two about tea leaves.”
That man somehow hates root beer, though, so we can safely ignore his thoughts on human beverages.
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