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Afternoon Black Tea Blends
Lighter than hearty breakfast teas, afternoon blends offer more complexity and less pungency than teas that are consumed primarily in the morning. Darjeelings, oolongs, and Chinese Lapsang Souchongs are popular ingredients in these blends; the resulting complexities are wonderful when paired with an afternoon snack.
Our black afternoon tea blends feature premium teas from around the world and are sure to lift you up.
Out of Stock Quick Shop Griffin's Wharf Afternoon Blend
In this elegant blend of China Congou and Lapsang Souchong black teas, bold, ebony-brown leaves produce a dark whiskey-colored liquor with a pronounced peat smoke aroma. The velvety smooth cup is layered with notes of mellow smoke and Burgundy, accented by a whisper of toffee sweetness. The deep rich flavor lingers long into the finish.
Out of Stock Quick Shop Darjeeling-Ceylon Iced Tea Blend
Half whole-leaf Darjeeling and half OP Ceylon. A great hot tea as well! The brewing information provided is for hot tea preparation. For making a concentrate for iced tea, we recommend doubling the amount listed below.
Out of Stock Quick Shop East Frisian Sunday Tea
A blend of whole-leaf Assam and genuine Bourbon vanilla. The combination makes a delightful afternoon blend.
Out of Stock Quick Shop Original Blend Russian Caravan
A blend of fine teas of India, China, and Formosa. A choice tea for the afternoon or evening, this caravan style tea is one of our most popular blends.
Out of Stock Quick Shop Finest Russian Caravan
A more refined version of our Original Blend Russian Caravan (TB60), this blend of choice loose leaf teas from India, China and Formosa yields a smooth, satisfying cup with a bright character. Toasty notes and a light sweetness lead to a crisp finish. A great afternoon tea.
Out of Stock Quick Shop Baker Street Afternoon Blend
A bit of Lapsang Souchong is blended with Keemun and Darjeeling, yielding a mildly smoky tea. Perfect for an afternoon uplift.
Out of Stock Quick Shop Robert Fortune Blend 41 (Darjeeling-Yunnan)
Named after Robert Fortune who toured the tea producing regions in the 1840s under the auspices of the East India Company. Darjeeling adds a pleasing brightness; Yunnan lends a dark, honey colored liquor and delicately spicy overtones.
Out of Stock Quick Shop Richmond Park Blend
A mellow, whole-leaf blend of Keemun, Ceylon, and Darjeeling. An exceptional tea that is smooth enough for drinking plain, and sturdy enough to take milk or lemon.