Blend tea

Discover the perfect balance of blended tea

THEblended tea is a mixture of different varieties of teas, combining diverse flavors and origins. It is characterized by its unique flavor and perfect harmony. Most blended teas—and especially those we invite you to discover at our House—are blends of black teas. Black tea is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant.

Its unique feature is its long fermentation process, which allows the leaves to oxidize and give black tea its characteristic flavor and color. Of course, black tea can be enjoyed as a single variety, but it can also give rise to exceptional blends combining diverse origins, such as India, Ceylon, and China.

Blended teas can also be varied depending on the time of day, with more stimulating blends for the morning or lighter ones for the afternoon. You can also pair a blended tea with a dash of milk for breakfast or with a slice of orange.

Succumb to our selection of exceptional blended teas

Over its 100+ years of existence, Betjeman & Barton has acquired the expertise and know-how to present true tasting treasures. We travel the world's gardens in search of excellent varieties. Our motto is: "No tea, however precious, can have any value unless it is to your taste." To remain true to this motto, we have composed, through our travels, blended teas that will accompany you throughout your day.

We have therefore thought about your breakfast, but also about brunch with theBlack Tea Brunch Teawhich combines an Assam variety with a Darjeeling for a powerful and fresh cup. Your essential afternoon tea time is embodied by black teaAfternoon Dreamand its blend of Ceylon, Chinese and Indian teas. Of course,The blended tea also accompanies you in the early morningto get you out of bed: for this stimulating effect, discover our black teaNotting Hillor even the typically English black teaEarly Morning Broken BOP organic.

Let yourself finally be seduced byblended teas that will accompany you throughout the day, like black teaYunnan-Darjelingwhich you can combine with milk in the morning before enjoying it plain in the afternoon.