teapigs Liquorice and Peppermint Tea, 50 Count

We use the natural root of the liquor ice plant not the black sticky stuff you’re thinking of! and have blended it with our of pure peppermint leaves to create a naturally sweet and refreshing drink that is irresistibly moreish. One of our best sellers, this little combo has hit the spot with lots of you.

Liquor ice has been used in chinese medicine for years and is known as “the great detoxifier” – sounds great! How does it taste? Sweet, liquorice, mint and sweet again.

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teapigs Lemon and Ginger Tea, 1.32 Ounce

There is no match for the ginger kick and refreshing lemon in this infusion. How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. Please note this blend contains liquor ice. Close the door to the wind and rain and brew up this all-natural, gingery, lemony brew to sweep you away to a British summer's day.

Think home-made lemonade, croquet and Morris dancers ok, traditional ginger beer, perhaps a step too far, it’s simply summer in a cup.


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teapigs Peppermint Leaves Tea, 50 Count

How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light. As with our other teas, we insist that our herbal ones always use the whole leaf or flower. Peppermint is great for soothing sore tummies and helping us to keep a healthy digestive systems.

Because we use whole peppermint leaves, you’ll find the flavor of this blend much stronger and fresher than regular dusty paper teabags. We think the leaf should be worshipped, not crushed.


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teapigs Chamomile Flowers Tea, 50 Count

So guess what we sell? that’s right, only the whole flowers of the Croatian chamomile bush. How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile. How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light.

Equally, well known are the medicinal benefits of chamomile, which include sleep-promoting properties, relaxing muscles and soothing anxiety. You may have noticed most other chamomile teas are made from dusty little bits – this is the crushed flowers, which, in our view, is a plain nasty thing to do.

. It's long been known that the best chamomile tea comes from brewing the whole flowers.


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teapigs Mao Feng Green Tea, 50 Count

Call us soppy romantics, but we like this story. Which is why, according to the legend, the area where Mao Feng tea grows is forever cloudy and humid the whole year round. How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light.

How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile. Finding his body deep in the mountains she wept and wept until she became the rain, while her lover's body turned into a tea bush. A green tea liked by people who don’t like green tea. All together now…ash! This tea is special, unlike any other green tea on the market.

She escaped, only to learn that the tyrant had killed her lover. A young man and a beautiful young woman from a tea plantation were in love, but the local tyrant seized her as his concubine. How does it taste? this tea has a delicate natural taste of fresh summer air, peaches and apricots. The infusion will turn clear pale green not the murky brown you often see with standard green teas.

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teapigs Super Fruit Tea, 50 Count

The wishy-washy fruit teas are no longer – hurrah! we’ve popped real whole berries cranberries and blueberries to be precise to give a fruit tea that packs a super fruity punch – finally! These ingredients are great little super-foods so as well as a great tasting cupper, you get a health kick too!

How does it taste? this tea has a delicate natural taste of fresh summer air, peaches and apricots. How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile. How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light.

The infusion will turn clear pale green not the murky brown you often see with standard green teas. How does it taste? Super and fruity - this cheeky drink is a little tart! .


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15 Tea Templesnet wt 1.6 oz - Teapigs Liquorice & Peppermint

One of our best sellers, this little combo has hit the spot with lots of you. How does it taste?Sweet, liquor ice, mint and sweet again. The infusion will turn clear pale green not the murky brown you often see with standard green teas. We use the natural root of the liquor ice plant not the black sticky stuff you’re thinking of! and have blended it with our of pure peppermint leaves to create a naturally sweet and refreshing drink that is irresistibly moreish.

How does it taste? Super and fruity - this cheeky drink is a little tart! How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile. How does it taste? this tea has a delicate natural taste of fresh summer air, peaches and apricots. Liquor ice has been used in chinese medicine for years and is known as “the great detoxifier” – sounds great! How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger.

How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light.


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teapigs Lemon and Ginger Tea, 50 Count, 4.4 OZ

How does it taste? this tea has a delicate natural taste of fresh summer air, peaches and apricots. How does it taste? Super and fruity - this cheeky drink is a little tart! There is no match for the ginger kick and refreshing lemon in this infusion. Close the door to the wind and rain and brew up this all-natural, gingery, lemony brew to sweep you away to a British summer's day.

How does it taste?Sweet, liquor ice, mint and sweet again. How does it taste? A light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. Please note this blend contains liquor ice. The infusion will turn clear pale green not the murky brown you often see with standard green teas. How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger.

How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light. How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile. Think home-made lemonade, perhaps a step too far, traditional ginger beer, croquet and Morris dancers ok, it’s simply summer in a cup.

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teapigs English Breakfast Tea, 50 Count

Call it what you want but our everyday brew is the ultimate British favorite. How does it taste? Super and fruity - this cheeky drink is a little tart! The infusion will turn clear pale green not the murky brown you often see with standard green teas. How does it taste? a gutsy tea full of flavor. We’ve blended three top quality whole leaf black teas -, Ceylon and a lovely Rwandan - to give a balanced, malty, zesty alliance and the most perfect cup of tea.

We describe it as malty, zesty and rich in strength. How does it taste? this tea has a delicate natural taste of fresh summer air, peaches and apricots. How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile. This is our signature blend - our daily cupper, our builders brew, our Rosy Lee.

How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light. How does it taste?Sweet, liquor ice, mint and sweet again. How does it taste? A light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger.


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teapigs Chai Tea Temples, 50 Count

Every vendor, offers their own version of chai Masala, the aromatic, in every city, spiced, in every region of India, milky tea that has been the Indian drink of choice for hundreds of years. How does it taste? a gutsy tea full of flavor. A satisfying, healthy drink that captures the vibrancy and color of India in a cup.

How does it taste? Super and fruity - this cheeky drink is a little tart! How does it taste?Sweet, liquor ice, mint and sweet again. How does it taste? A light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. The infusion will turn clear pale green not the murky brown you often see with standard green teas.

How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile. How does it taste? A gutsy Assam tea and an exotic mix of whole spices. How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light.

We describe it as malty, zesty and rich in strength. Here’s our version: a rich, cinnamon, malty tea blended with cardamom pods, ginger and cassia. How does it taste? this tea has a delicate natural taste of fresh summer air, peaches and apricots.


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teapigs Darjeeling Earl Grey Tea, 50 Count

How does it taste? a gutsy tea full of flavor. How does it taste? this tea has a delicate natural taste of fresh summer air, peaches and apricots. How does it taste?Sweet, liquor ice, mint and sweet again. How does it taste? A light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger. How does it taste? a light, refreshing burst of citrus with the subtle warmth of ginger.

How does it taste? Very minty, very refreshing, very light. The infusion will turn clear pale green not the murky brown you often see with standard green teas. How does it taste? Super and fruity - this cheeky drink is a little tart! How does it taste? a beautiful yellow cup which gives way to a sweet, surprisingly juicy flavor of chamomile.

These whole darjeeling leaves are blended with the finest bergamot citrus from the south of Italy and pretty little cornflowers to create something altogether more gentrified. In this blend we use a darjeeling tea – the best of the best from the foothills of the Himalayas. Most of the earl greys you find use a poor quality tea black base from China, which is like palming yourself off as landed gentry when all you own is a Barbour jacket.

How does it taste? A gutsy Assam tea and an exotic mix of whole spices. How does it taste? the exotic, floral tones of Darjeeling tea are balanced with the sunny citrus taste of bergamot. We describe it as malty, zesty and rich in strength.


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