New Zealand Tea
New Zealand tea, from Bell and Choysa for the everyday cuppa to Red Seal and Healtheries fruit and herbal blends. Hand-packed in Auckland and light enough to fill any box.
94 products
Who fills the teapot
Each card opens that brand's full range.
Healtheries
Chamomile, Peppermint and Vanilla Chai, plus fruit blends like Wildberry and Peach With Mango Twist.
Bell
Bell Original, Kenya Bold and a decaf in bags, Original Loose Leaf, green tea and a Spiced Chai Latte powder.
Red Seal
Fruit and herbal tea bags in Peppermint, Lemon & Ginger, Blood Orange, Red Bush Rooibos and a Fruit Lovers pack.
Dilmah
Premium and Extra Strength tea bags, Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Ceylon green teas and a loose leaf.
The everyday cuppa and the rest
The black tea in a lot of New Zealand kitchens is Bell, and Bell Original is the standard bag. Around it sit the fruit and herbal blends of Red Seal and Healtheries, Ti Ora’s green and peppermint teas, and chai from GeeBees and Wagh Bakri. Bell, Morning Made and Almighty make matcha lattes for a milky cup.
Light enough to fill the corners
Tea bags weigh almost nothing, so a few boxes barely register against the 2 kg that one shipping rate covers. Tea is one of the easiest ways to fill the corners of a box.
Common questions
Delivery, tracking and customs are on the FAQ page.
Do you have loose leaf tea ＋
Yes. Bell Original Loose Leaf, Choysa Leaf Tea and Dilmah Premium Loose Leaf are the black teas, and Twinings comes loose in Earl Grey and English Breakfast. See Bell Loose Leaf →
Which teas are caffeine free ＋
Bell Original Decaf is the decaffeinated black tea. For a cup without regular tea at all, look at the herbal and rooibos blends, such as Red Seal Peppermint and Red Bush Rooibos or Healtheries Chamomile. Some fruit blends include green or black tea, so check the ingredient list on each product page. See Bell Decaf →