A juicy, aromatic black tea bursting with sweet blueberry character, softened with blackberry leaves and brilliant blue cornflower petals.
The Experience
This Tea captures one of summer’s most familiar pleasures in a rich, full-bodied cup.
The blend begins with carefully selected high-grown black teas from Sri Lanka, India’s Nilgiri region, and Kenya, grown at elevations reaching approximately 2,000–2,500 meters (6,500–8,200 feet). At these higher elevations, cooler growing conditions and slower leaf development can contribute to teas with greater aromatic character and complexity—creating a flavorful foundation for this fruit-forward blend.
Sri Lankan tea contributes classic Ceylon brightness and gentle floral character, while Nilgiri tea adds body and depth, and Kenyan tea contributes maltiness and a beautiful golden color. Together, they create a substantial black tea base capable of carrying the sweet, juicy character of blueberry without disappearing beneath the fruit.
Against that foundation comes the unmistakable character of blueberry—sweet, juicy, and wonderfully aromatic. Blackberry leaves add a subtle botanical dimension, while brilliant blue cornflower petals give the dry leaf an especially beautiful appearance.
The result is Blueberry Burst Black Tea: expressive and fruit-forward without becoming candy-like, with enough black tea character to remain satisfying hot and enough juicy berry brightness to make an exceptional iced tea. Think of it as a little taste of blueberry season, no matter what month is on the calendar.
Tasting Notes
Top: Sweet blueberry • Juicy berries
Mid: Rich black tea • Gentle malt
Finish: Smooth • Fruity • Softly floral
Body: Full
Why You'll Love It
- Vibrant blueberry aroma and juicy fruit character
- Full-bodied high-grown black tea provides depth and balance
- Blackberry leaves add subtle botanical complexity
- Cornflower petals create a beautiful visual accent
- Naturally flavored for a softer, more integrated fruit character
- Excellent both hot and as a refreshing iced tea
Origin, Elevation, Grade & Ingredients
Tea Type: Flavored Black Tea
Tea Origins: Select high-grown teas including Sri Lanka, Nilgiris, and Kenya
Elevation: 2,000–2,500 m (~6,500–8,200 ft)
Grade: OP — Orange Pekoe
Style: Flavored Black Tea
Ingredients: Black tea, blueberry, cornflower petals, blackberry leaves, natural flavors
Caffeine: Yes
How to Brew
- 1 heaping teaspoon per 8 oz water
- 212°F water
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Mild: 2–3 minutes
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Medium: 4–5 minutes
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Strong: 6–7 minutes
For iced tea, brew slightly stronger before pouring over plenty of ice.
Perfect For
Summer afternoons, fruit-forward iced tea, everyday sipping, or anyone who loves berries but still wants to taste the richness of the black tea beneath them. Pair it with blueberry muffins, lemon cake, shortbread, scones, vanilla desserts, or dark chocolate.
Blueberry Season in Your Teacup
Few fruits capture the feeling of summer quite like blueberries. Across parts of North America, blueberry season means overflowing farmers' market baskets, pick-your-own farms, blueberry pies and muffins, and fingers stained blue from eating berries before they ever make it into the kitchen.
Even American poet Robert Frost celebrated the pleasure of gathering ripe blueberries in his poem Blueberries. That familiar summer fruit becomes something entirely different when paired with black tea. The berry's juicy sweetness meets the deeper malt, brightness, and structure of the tea, while cornflower petals and blackberry leaves add botanical character.
Serve it steaming hot when you want something fruity but substantial. Pour it over ice when you'd rather imagine it's July.
Packaging
Our loose teas are sold by the ounce and packaged in food-grade resealable bags.
Explore Our Berry Black Tea Collection
From juicy blueberry to sophisticated cassis and wild blackberry, discover how different berry flavors transform a full-bodied black tea.
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→ Best for: blueberry lovers and a wonderfully refreshing fruit-forward iced tea
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→ Best for: those who prefer a deeper, slightly wilder berry character
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→ Best for: lovers of sophisticated, deeply aromatic European-style berry flavor
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