For Leaves Tea Co.

Strong aromas of lavender insight a calming demeanour. The flavour is floral yet creamy, with hints of vanilla and a slight tang of bergamot. Possibly the most relaxing tea on the list and something that could easily be enjoyed instead of a wine!

Berry Blue starts with the plain taste of apple, transgressing into dominant musty hibiscus notes. It’s a little boring and basic, but this b*tch gets real in the finish, with a surprising tartness and blueberry note. A great flavour that’s hard to replicate and do well in tea, trust me, I’ve had some horrific ones. A well-rounded fruit tea.

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Strong tea and a strong chai! The key notes aren’t those of a classic chai. Instead, this blend has strong notes of liquorice and fennel, coming through to create a more unique approach to this much loved winter warmer.

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