fruit teas
Fruit tea, also known as tisane, is a delightful infusion of dried fruits, herbs, and blossoms – traditionally caffeine-free and bursting with flavour and nutrients.
These vibrant teas are known for their refreshing taste and can be enjoyed either hot or cold.
Fruit tea, also known as fruit tisane, is a vibrant infusion of dried fruits, herbs, and spices that captures the natural goodness of each ingredient. Unlike traditional teas made from the Camellia sinensis plant, fruit tea is a caffeine-free herbal delight, perfect for sipping morning, noon, or night.
Every cup bursts with refreshing flavour making it a treat for the senses as well as the body. Free from caffeine, fruit tea offers all the richness of taste and wellness benefits without the jitters or restless nights.
Whether enjoyed hot for comfort or iced for a refreshing lift, fruit tea is a delicious way to hydrate, unwind, and savour nature’s purest flavours.
our fruit teas
savour the taste of summer
fruit tea gift set
escape to a tropical paradise
Step into a world of vibrant flavours with each sip of our Fruit Cooler Discovery Box
A refreshing collection of fruit teas designed to delight the senses.
Perfect for both hot and iced brewing, this box invites you to discover your favourite fruit tea for any moment.
Whether sent as a thoughtful gift or enjoyed as a personal treat, it turns everyday tea breaks into a mini holiday.
whats included?
This curated box features four naturally caffeine-free tisanes that capture the essence of tropical sunshine and berry-filled gardens: orange sunshine, jungle berry, raspberry breeze and strawberries and cream.
Want an effortless brew experience? Add our 350ml Loose Tea Infuser Glass – an ideal companion for unlocking these fruity blends with ease and style.
what is fruit tea?
a blend of dried fruits, herbs, leaves blossoms and petals
Unlike traditional teas, fruit tea is classed as an infusion due to not containing leaves from the Camellia sinesis plant and is naturally caffeine-free
Back in the 18th century, when tea leaves were rare and expensive, European merchants discovered a clever solution – blending dried fruits and herbs into their teas.
Fruit teas first rose to fame in Europe’s aristocratic circles, with France leading the trend. Even Marie Antoinette, the famed queen of France, was known to indulge in fruit-infused blends, especially those crafted with rare and exotic fruits.
Her fondness for these teas made them even more fashionable among the French elite, and this trend eventually spread across Europe.
Bursting with natural sweetness, vibrant aromas, and added wellness benefits, fruit teas became beloved in their own right. Today, that same spirit of creativity lives on, offering you a deliciously refreshing alternative to traditional tea.
fruit tea iced cooler recipes
Bubble fruit tea
1. Brew 1-2tbsp of preferred fruit tea blend for 1 cup of boiling water.
2. Allow tea to cool to room temperature.
3. Sweeten tea to taste – adjust the sweetness by adding honey, sugar or a preferred sweetener.
4. Chill in the refrigerator before garnishing with chosen fruits, ice and boba pearls!
Orange sunshine cooler
1. Brew 2tbsp of orange sunshine fruit tea for 1 cup of boiling water to make a concentrated tisane.
2. Steep for 5-6 min, then add to fridge.
3. Garnish as desired – we recommend adding thyme and lemon before topping up with some ice and ginger ale!
Jungle berry cooler
1. Brew 1-2tbsp of jungle berry fruit tea for 1 cup of boiling water to create a concentrated tisane.
2. Steep for 5–6 minutes, then add to fridge.
3. Garnish with orange and rosemary before adding elderflower pressé and ice cubes. Shake thoroughly!
fruit tea health benefits
Digestive aid
Many of our fruit teas (specifically those made with hibiscus or apple) may soothe the digestive system and reduce bloating due to their natural anti-inflammatory properties.
Immune system support
With immune supporting fruit such as oranges and berries including elderberry, blackberry and raspberry – our fruit teas can help to defend against colds, viruses and stress. Elderberry in particular is known for helping to shorten the duration of illness if taken at first signs of symptoms.
Weight loss & metabolic support
Some ingredients in our fruit teas – specifically hibiscus, raspberry and butterfly pea flower are known to aid metabolism, reduce cravings and support fat breakdown when combined with a healthy lifestyle. Fruit tisane is also low in calories.
Rich in antioxidants
Many fruit teas are rich in antioxidants, such as vitamin C and various polyphenols. Antioxidants reduce the risk of conditions such as heart disease, cancer and neurodegenerative disorders.
Healthier skin
Fruit tea contains antioxidants and vitamins that may help skin appear healthier and vibrant, whilst preventing acne and psoriasis.
fruit tea FAQs
Fruit teas are rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and plant compounds that may support immunity, digestion, and hydration – naturally and deliciously.
Yes! With immune-supporting berries like elderberry, blackberry, and raspberry – this Fruit tea can help defend against colds, viruses, and oxidative stress. Elderberry in particular is known for helping to shorten the duration of illness if taken at first signs of symptoms.
Generally, yes – especially since it’s caffeine-free and made from natural botanicals. However, those with autoimmune conditions, pregnant individuals, or people on medications should consult a healthcare provider due to ingredients like elderberry and hibiscus.
Some of the ingredients – especially hibiscus, raspberry, and butterfly pea flower – are known to aid metabolism, reduce cravings, and support fat breakdown when combined with a healthy lifestyle.
Yes. It’s naturally caffeine-free and rich in soothing herbs and berries. Many people find it helps them unwind in the evening, especially when enjoyed warm. Butterfly pea and hibiscus may even help ease mild anxiety.
Many fruit teas (especially those with hibiscus or apple) may soothe the digestive system and reduce bloating due to their natural anti-inflammatory properties.
People with allergies to certain fruits, herbs, or floral ingredients (like hibiscus) should check labels carefully. Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult a healthcare provider before regular use.