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Everything to brew, serve and gift this Lunar New Year

Start boiling the kettle, because the Year of the Dragon is fast approaching – set to begin 10 February.

We've rounded up our very best, all in auspicious shades of red and gold of course – perfect if you're in search of something delicious to serve at your Lunar New Year celebrations or a gift to wish good luck for the year ahead. Be warned: you may want to keep these for yourself!


Herbs, Flowers & Fruits Gift Pack

Perfect for: caffeine-free tea drinkers

In this golden gift pack is our very best herbs, flower and fruit tisanes, in our most versatile format, loose leaf. From sweet fresh peach to aromatic ginger, these blends can be sipped all day long. Boxed beautifully and ready to gift!

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Herbs, Flowers & Fruits Gift Pack

Bee Moroccan Collection

Perfect for: stylish tea drinkers

Glistening with gold details, this borosilicate glass tea set is embellished with Moroccan-inspired florals featuring cute-as-a-button bumble bees. Perfect for both hot and iced teas.

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Pumping Pomegranate

Perfect for: serving iced or hot

This ruby red brew is a celebratory drink like no other. Sweet and tangy, it is filled with a fruity mix of pomegranate petals and hibiscus with apple and rosehip for a gentle sweetness. Garnish with fruit to make it extra special.

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Fruitalicious

Perfect for: sharing with the whole family

This golden brew is sweet and satisfying. The caffeine-free blend makes it perfect for little ones and adults alike and the tropical fruit salad-inspired flavour is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.

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Peachberry

Perfect for: a quick and easy iced tea

If you are in a rush or have unexpected guests – this light and refreshing iced tea is for you. Our Cold Brew tea bags are designed to make brewing easy. All you need to do is brew for 10 minutes in cold water, then your iced tea is ready to serve.

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Do you have questions more about the Lunar New Year? We have the answers!

When is the Lunar New Year?

Lunar New Year celebrations signal the beginning of spring — and, in its earliest form, was a holiday for farmers and workers to have a rest from their year-long hard labour. Today, this sentiment still remains! Those who partake in Lunar New Year celebrations take time off to rest and recharge during this time.

What is Lunar New Year?

Lunar New Year is celebrated during the new moon that falls between 21 January and 20 February. In 2024, celebrations will start on 10 February.

What is the difference between the Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year?

Often used synonymously, Chinese New Year is the correct term to use when celebrating the holiday within China. If the holiday is being celebrated in any other country, then it is referred to as Lunar New Year.

Who celebrates the Lunar New Year?

Lunar New Year celebrations aren’t just carried out in China, but across several countries and regions across the world!