Aromatic organic tea blends with black tea as the base — from Earl Grey & chai to fruity classics such as mango-peach, caramel cream and chocolate-orange. Loose leaf, strong and malty, contains caffeine.
ABOUT OUR BLACK TEA BLENDS
Aromatic organic tea blends with black tea as the base
At DieTees you will find aromatic organic tea blends with black tea as their base — built on the strong, malty foundation of Indian Assam or Ceylon, refined with bergamot, spices, fruits or chocolate. Popular choices are our Bio Earl Grey Blue Deluxe with bergamot oil, the fresh Earl Grey Zitronengras, the elegant Miss Grey, the creamy Bio Chai Latte and the sweet Schoko-Orange.
Black tea blends combine the strong, fully oxidised base of Indian or Ceylonese black tea with aromatic ingredients — from citrus-fresh bergamot classics (Earl Grey style) through spicy chai blends to sweet fruit and chocolate accents. Flavouring is done gently with essential plant oils, without synthetic additives.
Loose black tea in blends delivers more aroma than tea bags, because whole leaves and pieces of fruit and spice can fully release their flavours. All our blends contain caffeine from the black tea component — around 30–55 mg per cup, depending on the blend ratio and steeping time.
Reading tip: More on the black tea base and its processing in our pure black tea category and the chai category.
FLAVOUR PROFILES
Which black tea blends are there?
Black tea blends can be grouped roughly by flavour profile — each blend with its own character:
- Earl Grey classics — Earl Grey Blue Deluxe, Earl Grey Zitronengras or Miss Grey — fresh and citrusy with bergamot oil.
- Chai & spice — Bio Chai Latte or Chai Spiced Apple — with cardamom, cinnamon, ginger and cloves.
- Fruity — Mango-Pfirsich on black tea — exotically sweet and summery.
- Sweet & creamy — Karamell-Sahne or Schoko-Orange — dessert-like and particularly rounded.
Looking for pure black tea without added flavours? Take a look at our pure black tea category with Assam, Darjeeling, Ceylon and Lapsang Souchong. Especially for chai lovers we have a dedicated chai category. You will find a complete overview of all tea blends in the tea blends hub.
🍵 Preparing black tea blends correctly
Black tea tolerates boiling water. For flavoured blends, steep for 3–5 minutes to taste — longer for a more intense aroma. Enjoy it plain, with milk or as iced tea.
95–100 °C
Water temperature
3–5 min
Steeping time
1 tsp / 250 ml
Dosage
Strong black tea base
From Indian Assam or Ceylonese black tea — fully oxidised, strong and malty, perfect for flavouring.
Contains caffeine
Around 30–55 mg of caffeine per cup (250 ml) from the black tea component — a classic companion for the day.
A wide range of flavours
From bergamot through spices to fruit and chocolate — gentle flavouring with essential plant oils.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Answers about black tea blends
BUY ONLINE
Why buy black tea blends online?
When you buy black tea blends online, you have access to a far wider range of organic flavourings than in the supermarket — from classic Earl Grey variants through aromatic chai blends to sweet, fruity specialities. Loose black tea blends in particular offer more aroma, because whole leaves and pieces of fruit and spice can fully release their flavours.
At DieTees you will find exclusively organic black tea blends of tested quality — black tea from certified cultivation in Assam, Ceylon or Darjeeling, combined with organic flavourings and gently refined with essential plant oils. If you would like to explore the range of pure teas, you will also find single-origin black tea here and 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 tea blends with black tea now — from Earl Grey through chai to chocolate-orange.
Discover more: Buy organic tea online — an overview of our loose leaf tea range.
Note: caffeine figures are guide values and may vary depending on the blend ratio, dosage and steeping time. If you have health-related questions, please consult a medical professional.








