A great flavored tea starts with a great base. At Teyara, every flavored blend begins with the same pure Ceylon black tea used in our classic range — then we layer in natural fruit, herbs, and botanicals to create something distinct. This is flavored tea done the way it should be: real ingredients, no artificial shortcuts.

What Makes a Good Flavored Tea

The difference between a great flavored tea and a mediocre one usually comes down to the base. A weak or low-grade tea can’t carry flavor well — it either gets overpowered or tastes flat. Because our flavored range starts from the same premium Ceylon black tea as our classic blends, the tea itself still comes through, with the added flavor complementing it rather than masking it.

Meet the Range

Earl Grey Elegance
A classic reimagined. Earl Grey tea sri lanka lovers know this pairing well — black tea infused with natural bergamot oil, giving it a fragrant, citrus-forward character. Smooth and aromatic, best enjoyed with a splash of milk or on its own in the afternoon.

Ruby Berry
Ceylon black tea infused with natural berry flavor — bright, slightly tart, and aromatic. A fruitier take on black tea that works well both hot and iced.

Lemon & Mint Breeze
Bright lemon and cooling mint layered over black tea. Refreshing rather than heavy, this one works especially well as an iced tea on a warm day.

How to Brew Flavored Tea

Flavored teas are generally more forgiving than delicate green or white teas, but a few things help: use freshly boiled water, steep for 3-4 minutes (longer than that can start to taste bitter), and taste as you go if you’re brewing for the first time. These blends also make excellent iced tea — just brew double-strength and pour over ice.

Explore the range: Try Earl Grey Elegance, Ruby Berry, Lemon & Mint Breeze, or Lemon Zest — all made from the same pure Ceylon black tea base.

Conclusion

Flavored tea doesn’t have to mean compromising on quality. Every Teyara flavored blend starts with real Ceylon black tea and real ingredients — nothing artificial, nothing masking a weak base.