Tea collection

Explore the names and styles from the Grace & Gratitude tea collection: loose-leaf black teas, a chai blend, and sets created for sampling. These photographs and collection names preserve the teas featured on the original website.

Sweet Blues

Sweet Blues was featured in the black tea collection. The original photograph shows the loose-leaf mixture in detail. To get to know a blend, try the first cup plain and note how its aroma and taste change as it cools, before deciding whether to add milk or sweetener.

Sunday Grace

Sunday Grace was another of the featured black teas. Its name also appeared in the original site’s community theme: making space for grace, gratitude and a moment to yourself. A mug and an infuser are enough to make a simple pause in the day.

Warm-Hearted

Warm-Hearted was presented as a chai black tea. Chai blends pair a tea base with spices; the particular recipe belongs to each blend. If you have a packet, use its directions and ingredient list, then try a small splash of milk after brewing if that is how you like your tea.

Just Because

The original collection described Just Because as a light, fruity tea that could be enjoyed hot or iced. It was introduced with the idea that a cup of tea does not need a special occasion. The name offers another way to think about a tea ritual: enjoy a cup simply because you want one.

Sampler sets and the wider collection

The Starter Tea Sampler Set and Black Tea Collection appeared alongside individual blends. Other names in the collection included Happy Zinger, Wintry Bliss, Timeless and Toasted Autumn. Samplers offer a useful approach to tasting: keep the cup size and brewing method consistent, then record which tea you would choose again.

Preparing your cup

For practical temperature, timing and storage tips, read Tea FAQs and brewing. To understand tea bases and blends, visit About our teas. For questions about these collection details, contact us.