the bookish tea collection | loose leaf tea blends

choose your tea

flowers in the attic
bold + tropical. black tea meets juicy mango and passion fruit for a bright, fruity cup with a smooth finish. caffeinated and very much giving “I stayed up reading when I absolutely had work in the morning.”

winter is brewing
cozy + spiced. red rooibos, real apple, calendula, and cinnamon make this the sweater-weather cup of the collection. naturally caffeine free and especially good with a little honey or splash of milk.

the secret life of teas
bright + soothing. lemon, warming ginger, echinacea, marshmallow root, and other botanicals come together in an herbal cup made for seasonal wellness rituals. add a little honey and keep reading.

morally grey
bold + creamy. robust black tea with bergamot, vanilla, lavender, and citrus. basically an earl grey with questionable judgment and excellent chemistry. enjoy it straight or add milk and sweetener.

night court nectar
smooth + peachy. black tea with sweet peach, orange peel, and a soft creamy finish. bright enough for daytime reading, but the name clearly belongs on the fantasy shelf.

dragon spiced brew
tart + juicy. hibiscus, cranberries, dark berries, and rose hips create a bold fruit-forward cup with plenty of tang. no actual dragons were involved in the blending process.

what's inside

flowers in the attic: black tea, dried mango, cornflowers, marigold petals, safflower.

winter is brewing: red rooibos, apple pieces, calendula petals, cinnamon.

the secret life of teas: echinacea, lemongrass, ginger root, bee pollen, coriander, marshmallow root, lemon peel, hibiscus flowers, oat straw.

morally grey: black tea, orange peel, blue cornflowers, lavender flowers, vanilla flavor, natural bergamot flavor, natural crème flavor.

night court nectar: black tea, marigold petals, orange peel, peaches.

dragon spiced brew: black currants, cranberries, raspberries, elderberries, bilberries, hibiscus flowers, and rosehip.

how to choose your next read... I mean tea

want fruity + caffeinated?
start with flowers in the attic or night court nectar.

want cozy + caffeine free?
winter is brewing has your name on it.

want something citrusy + herbal?
the secret life of teas.

an earl grey person with complicated fictional crushes?
morally grey. obviously.

want tart + berry-forward?
summon dragon spiced brew.

brewing notes

each blend has its own brewing temperature, steep time, and suggested preparation. follow the instructions on your tea label for the best cup.

several blends are delicious iced, while morally grey and winter is brewing are especially good with milk and/or your favorite sweetener.

good to know

each pouch contains 2 oz of loose leaf tea. caffeine content varies by blend.

flowers in the attic, morally grey, and night court nectar contain black tea and caffeine. winter is brewing is caffeine free. review the individual tea label for complete ingredients, warnings, and preparation instructions.

the secret life of teas contains bee pollen and echinacea and may not be appropriate for individuals with sensitivities to bee products or plants in the daisy family.

frequently asked questions

are these teas only for book lovers?
absolutely not. nobody is checking your goodreads account at checkout. if the tea sounds good, drink it.

are all of the blends caffeine free?
no. caffeine varies by blend. check the individual selection and product label before brewing.

can i drink them iced?
yes. several of these blends make excellent iced tea. for blends with iced preparation instructions, brew double strength and pour over ice.

can i add milk or sweetener?
absolutely. morally grey works especially well with milk and sweetener, while winter is brewing loves a little honey or milk. but your cup, your rules.

disclaimer

the products and information on this website are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration (fda). representatives of berry kissed bliss are not medical professionals. please consult your physician for medical advice.