Loose leaf tea sachets are pre measured loose leaf tea in a single serve bag, so you get the whole leaf without an infuser, a scoop, or anything to strain and rinse afterward. These are the blends I pour at my tea parties, packed four sachets to a box, one sachet per 8 ounce cup.
Guests kept asking what was in the pot, so I started packing the same recipes into sachets and sending them home. Four to a box is on purpose. You can try three flavors you are curious about instead of committing to one large tin you might not like.
How to choose
- ✓ Sweet like dessert: Apple Pie for cinnamon and baked apple, Grandma's Candy for a nostalgic sweet black, Melted Gummy for fruity and candy sweet, Mint Chocolate for after dinner.
- ✓ Classic and bold: Earl Grey for bergamot citrus, Classic Chai for cinnamon and clove, Fireball for orange peel, clove, and spice.
- ✓ Bright and green: Mint Green, green tea with mint, brewed cooler and shorter so it does not turn bitter.
- ✓ Floral and caffeine free: Rose Garden for a delicate rose cup at an English or Bridgerton style table, Lovely Lavender for a quiet evening.
- ✓ Tart or cooling, caffeine free: Hibiscus for a ruby red, tangy cup hot or over ice, Peppermint after a heavy meal.
- ✓ Smooth and caffeine free: Rooibos, a red bush infusion with no bitterness, easy for children and late nights.
- ✓ For the holidays: Christmas Cranberry, a sweet cranberry and hibiscus blend, caffeine free.
Good to know
- ✓ Every box holds four loose leaf sachets, one sachet per 8 ounce cup, and brewing instructions come with it.
- ✓ Sachets, so there is no infuser, no scoop, and nothing to strain. Just add hot water.
- ✓ Six blends are caffeine free: Rose Garden, Lovely Lavender, Hibiscus, Peppermint, Rooibos, and Christmas Cranberry.
- ✓ Every box ships from Cibolo, Texas.
- ✓ I rotate new blends in from my parties, so this shelf grows. Fourteen are live today.
If you want the tea with a cup and a moment built around it, see tea party in a box or the smaller tea gifts. If you drink tea in the evening, caffeine free herbal teas holds only those blends. If you cannot choose, the Mini Teapot Sampler is the small taster, and I wrote about why green tea turns bitter if a bad cup put you off it once.
These are the blends I pour at my parties, packed in sachets so you can just add hot water.
Questions people ask
Do I need an infuser or a teapot for loose leaf tea sachets?
No. The sachet holds the loose leaf for you, so all you need is hot water and a cup. Use one sachet per 8 ounce cup and let it steep. Brewing instructions come in every box, and there is nothing to measure or rinse out afterward.
How many cups does one box make?
Four. Every box holds four loose leaf sachets and one sachet makes one 8 ounce cup. If a blend becomes your everyday cup, order more than one box. If you are still deciding, order two or three different flavors instead.
Which tea should I try first?
Start with a dessert black like Apple Pie or Grandma's Candy if loose leaf is new to you, because the flavor is forgiving and does not punish a long steep. If you already drink tea daily, Earl Grey or Classic Chai will tell you quickly whether these blends suit your palate.
Which of your teas are caffeine free?
Rose Garden, Lovely Lavender, Hibiscus, Peppermint, Rooibos, and Christmas Cranberry are caffeine free. The black blends and Mint Green contain caffeine. Every product page states the type of tea and whether it has caffeine, so you can check before you order.
