1) Spicer Winter Red Tea* by Teapigs is a mixture of orange, cloves and cinnamon on a red tea base. You can buy it for £3.49 online
here- Spicer Winter Red Tea by Teapigs 15 Tea Temples
2) I was somewhat surprised to learn that the only nation to drink more tea than the British is the Turkish.... (you can find a table of tea-consumption by nation on wikipedia)- that said, it is not hard to see the appeal of teas like Hazer Baba's Turkish Pomegranite tea*, which is recommended for both hot and cold drinking-
take a look-
here - Hazer Baba Turkish Pomegranate Tea Box 250g
3) Yogi Tea is a brand somewhat known for its yellow and ginger tea*-
Yogi Tea Ginger Lemon Herbal 15 Bags (Pack of 8)
4) But Yogi Tea also do an interesting "Sweet Chilli" tea*- an infusion of chocolate, spices and chilli pepper which is described as an "Ayurvedic spice blend" (with no black tea). You can 8 boxes (of 15 bags each) for around £15 here-
Yogi Tea Sweet Chilli 15 Bags (Pack of 8)
5) A fairly obscure brand- Celestial Seasonings- do a sample pack of 20 mixed fruit "teas*" (tissanes*) for £4.30, although The TeaFiend has not yet had time to review it- in any case, you can check it out for yourself here- Celestial Seasonings Celest Fruit Tea Sampler-Package Of 20
6) Finally, London Tea make several appealing teas- there's their
"Blackcurrent, Raspberry and Cinamon" "tea*" (tissane*)
London Tea Blackcurrent Raspberry & Cinnamon - 30g Tin
and their "Roobos, Nutmeg and Vanilla" "tea*", which you can see here-London Tea Rooibos Nutmeg Vanilla - 30g Tin
* Please note that these products do not contain "tea" (i.e. leaves of the tea plant, Camelia sinensis)- they could be described as "tissanes", rather than true "teas". If you like your fruit teas with true "tea", you should probably take a look at something like
Sencha Kyoto Cherry Rose loose leaf tea
or Simpli Special Tea's "Mulled Spice Winter Warmer"
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