Aromatic organic fruit tea blends — exotic combinations of berries, mango, passion fruit, peach & citrus. Hot in winter, as iced tea in summer. No artificial flavourings, no sugar, caffeine-free.
ABOUT OUR FRUIT TEA BLENDS
Aromatic organic fruit tea blends — versatile & caffeine-free
At DieTees you will find aromatic organic fruit tea blends with real pieces of fruit and berries — without artificial flavourings, without sugar and without sweeteners. Popular choices are our tropical Fruit Colada, the zesty Florida, the sweet Maracuja-Orange, the berry-red Waldbeeren-Tee, the charming Erdbeere-Himbeere "Lieblingskind" and the exotic Himbeere-Vanille-Kokos.
Fruit tea blends combine several kinds of fruit and berries into multi-layered flavour compositions — from tropical mango-passion fruit through classic strawberry-raspberry to summery, fruity iced-tea blends. Flavouring is done gently with essential plant oils and natural flavour carriers. Real fruit teas contain no caffeine and can therefore be enjoyed at any time of day.
Loose fruit tea in blends delivers more aroma than tea bags, because whole pieces of fruit and berries are used instead of finely chopped remnants. Most of our blends are also excellent as iced tea — perfect for hot summer days.
Reading tip: More on fruit teas, hibiscus & rosehip in our pure fruit tea category. Further caffeine-free options in herbal tea and rooibos.
FLAVOUR PROFILES
Which fruit tea blends are there?
Fruit tea blends can be grouped roughly by their main flavour — each blend with its own character:
- Berry & red — Waldbeeren or Erdbeere-Himbeere — fruity and sweet with a characteristically red cup.
- Tropical & exotic — Fruit Colada, Maracuja-Orange or Himbeere-Vanille-Kokos — sunny, sweet and full-bodied.
- Fresh & tangy — Florida or Zitrone-Minze — zesty, ideal as iced tea.
- Classics — Türkischer Apfel, Pfirsich Melba or Barbados — well-loved blends with a traditional character.
Looking for individual fruit teas without a blend? Take a look at our pure fruit tea category. You will find a complete overview of all tea blends in the tea blends hub.
🥤 Iced tea from fruit tea blends — how to do it
Use double the amount (2 tsp per 250 ml), brew as normal with hot water, let steep for 8–10 minutes, strain and dilute with ice cubes. Optionally refine with lemon slices, fresh mint or a dash of agave syrup. In the fridge the iced tea stays fresh for 2–3 days.
Real fruit pieces
Apple, hibiscus, berries and exotic fruits — visibly large in the infusion. No powdered flavourings, no artificial additives.
Caffeine-free & no sugar
Real fruit teas contain no caffeine — and no added sugar either. The sweetness comes only from the fruit itself.
Great as iced tea
Brew at double concentration, let cool and enjoy over ice — perfect for hot summer days and a family punch bowl.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers about fruit tea blends
BUY ONLINE
Why buy fruit tea blends online?
When you buy fruit tea blends online, you have access to a far wider range of organic flavourings than in the supermarket — from tropical iced-tea classics to rare specialities such as Turkish apple or a Barbados blend. Loose fruit tea blends in particular offer more aroma and visible fruit pieces — no powdered remnants, but real berries and chunks of apple.
At DieTees you will find exclusively organic fruit tea blends from certified organic cultivation — particularly important with hibiscus and exotic fruits, since conventional produce is often contaminated with pesticides. If you would like to explore individual fruit teas as single varieties, you will also find single-origin fruit tea here or further blends in the tea blends hub — all easy to order online with fast delivery to Germany and Europe.
Discover our selection of aromatic organic fruit tea blends now — from tropical iced-tea classics to berry classics.
Discover more: Buy organic tea online — an overview of our loose leaf tea range.
Note: fruit tea is a food, not a medicine. The information provided is intended to describe taste and preparation. If you have health-related questions, please consult a medical professional.

















