
At $15.50 for 20 sachets, you're paying about 78¢ per cup—higher than grocery-store tea bags, but reasonable for a specialty blend with whole spices and fruit.
A seasonal black tea blend that tastes like mulled cider in a cup—apple, cinnamon, orange peel, and clove steeped together in pyramid sachets. Perfect for anyone who wants a cozy, spiced tea that actually tastes like the holidays.
1,378 reviewers gave this a 4.6-star rating, meaning it delivers consistent, satisfying flavor that keeps people coming back to their tea drawer each November.
Warm spice without the sugar crash.
Ranked longest bar first, positives before the reservation. Based on 1,378 Amazon ratings.
This is the tea you brew when you want your kitchen to smell like a Colonial-era holiday market.
Harney & Sons has built a reputation on thoughtful tea blending, and this seasonal box brings actual fruit pieces and whole spices (not just flavoring) to each cup.
Pyramid sachets are roomier than flat bags, letting whole spices and apple pieces fully unfold and infuse. Each sachet brews one 12 oz. cup, so you're looking at a month's worth of daily tea or a few cozy evenings spread across the season. The tin makes it a gift-ready package.
This isn't a delicate floral blend—it's built to warm you. The citrus and spice are upfront and balanced, meaning you get fruit brightness alongside the cozy spice notes. No artificial taste; it's brewed with actual apple pieces and orange peel.
You're getting the gentle lift of black tea caffeine, which pairs perfectly with a cold afternoon or a slow morning. It's the kind of tea you steep for a full 4–5 minutes and actually sit with.




