Spring collection

Spring is a time of refreshment, lightness, and new flavors. The collection of spring teas was created with moments full of aroma, energy, and natural freshness in mind. Here you will find carefully selected loose-leaf teas, fruit-flower compositions, and floral mugs that perfectly fit the atmosphere of nature reawakening.

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Teas for Spring – Light Flavors for Warmer Days

In spring, many people seek lighter and fresher infusions than in winter. Green teas, floral and fruit blends, and mixes with citrus and mint are all excellent choices.

The spring collection includes teas that can be enjoyed both hot and chilled. It's a great time to discover more delicate flavors and prepare your first homemade iced teas.

Which teas are best for spring?

Green Teas

Green teas have a fresh and light character that perfectly suits warmer days. You can choose classic unflavored varieties or blends with jasmine, citrus, mint, and fruits.

View the full collection of green teas.

Floral Teas

Spring blends often contain jasmine, rose, lavender, cornflowers, or other floral additions. They impart a delicate aroma to infusions and are perfect for a quiet afternoon.

Especially popular are jasmine teas.

Fruit Teas

Fruity blends with raspberry, strawberry, peach, mango, or citrus taste great both hot and chilled. They are a good choice for those who enjoy distinct, juicy aromas.

Check out the collection of fruit teas.

Teas with Mint and Citrus

Mint, lemon, lime, and orange give infusions a fresh character. Such blends work well on warmer days and can be the basis for homemade iced tea.

Also see citrus teas.

Spring Tea: Hot or Cold?

Spring teas can be prepared in several ways. On cooler mornings, a classic hot brew will be perfect, while on warmer days, it's worth trying iced tea or cold brew.

Classic Brewing

Brew the tea according to the manufacturer's recommendations and serve immediately after preparation. Green and white teas are best steeped in water at a lower temperature than boiling.

Iced Tea

Prepare a brew slightly stronger than usual, let it cool, and serve with ice. You can add lemon, mint, orange, strawberries, or other fruits.

Cold Brew

Pour cold water over the tea and leave it in the refrigerator for several hours. The cold brew method works well with green, white, and fruit teas, as it produces a milder infusion.

View the collection of teas for cold brew.

Who are spring teas suitable for?

Teas from this collection are perfect for those who want to transition from heavier, wintery, spiced flavors to fresher and lighter blends.

  • For lovers of delicate flavors, green, white, and floral teas will be a good choice.
  • For those who enjoy fruits, blends with raspberry, strawberry, mango, or peach will be suitable.
  • For fans of fresh aromas, teas with mint, lemon, lime, or orange will be appropriate.
  • For those preparing cold infusions, it's worth choosing blends designed for iced tea or cold brew.

Spring Teas as a Gift

Spring tea can also be an interesting addition to a gift. Light fruit, floral, and green teas in aesthetic packaging work well.

You can pair the tea with a mug, cup, infuser, or a small set of several flavors. Such a gift will be suitable for birthdays, name days, Women's Day, Easter, or as a small thank you.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ

FAQ

What teas are best for spring?

Green, white, floral, and fruit teas with a light and fresh profile are best.

How do spring teas differ from winter teas?

Spring teas are more delicate and fresh, while winter teas often have more intense, heavier notes.

Are spring teas suitable as a gift?

Yes, especially in elegant tins or as part of a gift set.

How to choose a light tea for everyday consumption?

It's best to start with green or white tea, or a delicate fruit blend.

For spring, is it better to choose green tea or fruit tea?

It depends on your preference. Green tea will be more subtle, and fruit tea more aromatic.