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Fruit & Herbal Teas
Choosing fruit and herbal tea bags for your drinks service
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Fruit and herbal teas for everyday workplace and hospitality service
Fruit and herbal tea bags are an easy way to offer more than standard black tea and coffee. They work well wherever people help themselves to a hot drink or where a varied menu matters, from office kitchens and boardrooms to hotel breakfast rooms and café tables. Choose from herbal blends, fruit infusions, redbush and chai in formats that suit regular replenishment, guest presentation and larger-scale catering.
This collection includes fruit tea bags, herbal tea bags, infusion packs and individually wrapped envelope tea bags from Twinings, Birchall, Clipper, Dorset Tea, PG Tips, Tetley and Taylors of Harrogate. Wrapped portions are particularly handy when you want tea bags to remain protected, neat and presentable on bedroom trays, in welcome packs, at buffet stations or in meeting rooms.
Build a balanced tea selection
A small range of recognisable flavours can make a drinks area feel more considered without adding complicated preparation. Peppermint is a popular pick after meals and for meeting rooms, guest trays and wider hospitality tea selections. Camomile offers a softer herbal-style drink for evening service, spas, salons, B&Bs and guest accommodation.
Lemon and ginger brings a bright, warming flavour that suits all-day office drinks, cafés, catering and self-serve stations. For a sweeter or more aromatic choice, fruit infusions are available in berry, rhubarb, cherry, apple, citrus and mixed fruit blends. Redbush and chai provide further variety beyond classic fruit and herbal flavours, helping offices, cafés, meeting rooms and hospitality drink points offer a broader menu.
Check caffeine information by blend
Many fruit and herbal teas are naturally caffeine-free, but this varies between products. Chai, green tea blends and some mixed infusions may contain tea leaves or other ingredients. Always check the individual product page and the packaging before serving, particularly when customers or guests are looking for a caffeine-free option.
Choosing formats and quantities
Pack sizes differ by brand and blend. Smaller packs can be a good fit for guest trays, premium tea selections and meeting rooms where choice matters more than volume. Larger packs are often easier to manage for busy offices, hotels, catering teams and other locations with regular hot drink demand. If you are supplying several areas, consider keeping wrapped options for guest-facing spaces while using larger packs for staff kitchens or back-of-house drink stations.
Where fruit and herbal teas work well
- Hotels, B&Bs and guest accommodation: individually portioned teas for bedroom trays, welcome packs, breakfast rooms and guest lounges. They are also useful for holiday lets, serviced apartments and hospitality packs.
- Offices and meeting spaces: peppermint, fruit and herbal tea bags for staff kitchens, boardrooms, reception areas, breakout spaces and visitor drinks stations.
- Spas, salons and gyms: camomile, peppermint, lemon and ginger, fruit infusions and redbush for treatment rooms, relaxation areas, reception counters and customer refreshment.
- Cafés and restaurants: a wider tea choice for table service, counter service, breakfast menus, afternoon tea and dessert menus.
- Conference centres, caterers and events: wrapped fruit and herbal tea bags for refreshment breaks, training days, buffets, meetings and temporary drink setups. Individual envelopes help create a tidy display and make service easier to manage at scale.
Complete your hot drinks area
Fruit and herbal teas are often ordered alongside black envelope tea bags, green envelope tea bags and decaf tea bags, allowing people to choose the style they prefer. Add coffee sachets, hot chocolate sachets, milk portions, sugar sticks, sweeteners and stirrers for a well-stocked hot drink point. Biscuits, cups and napkins can also help keep hotel rooms, meeting rooms, offices and hospitality drink stations ready for service.
For regular workplace or hospitality ordering, a mix of popular herbal favourites and a few fruit infusions can give you a varied selection that is simple to put out and easy to replenish.