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Berry Melon Green Tea

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Fruity Great Iced Refreshing Berry & Tart Fruit

Berry Melon Green is a bright, fruity green tea with juicy strawberry and refreshing watermelon flavor. Light, cheerful, and lovely hot or iced, this blend is a sweet summer-style sip with a gentle caffeine lift.

Variant: 1 oz

Quick Tea Notes

Mood / Ritual

Afternoon Pick Me UpSeasonal FavoritesIced Tea FavoriteFruity & FunBright & Refreshing

Flavor Profile

Light, juicy, and refreshing, with soft berry sweetness, a mellow melon-like finish, and a clean green tea base that keeps the cup bright rather than candy-sweet.

Good to Know

This is a flavored green tea and contains caffeine. It is lighter and fresher than a bold fruit infusion, with a soft melon finish rather than a tart hibiscus-style cup.

Pairs Well With

Fruit salad, cucumber tea sandwiches, lemon shortbread, vanilla cookies, berry scones, mild cheeses, grilled chicken salad, honey, lemon, mint

For Fans Of

Melon iced tea, berry green tea, watermelon-style summer drinks, light fruity green teas, refreshing iced teas

Why We Love It

Berry Melon Green is one of those teas that feels made for sunshine. The green tea base keeps the cup fresh and clean, while the berry notes bring a cheerful fruitiness and the melon gives it a softer, juicier finish.

We love this one because it is fruity without feeling heavy or syrupy. It has a playful summer-tea personality, but the green tea keeps it balanced enough for everyday sipping. Brew it hot when you want something light and fruity, or serve it iced for a crisp, refreshing cup that feels bright without being candy-sweet.

Contains hibiscus which is intercropped with peanuts and may contain trace amounts of shell.

Inside This Blend

A closer look at the ingredients that shape this blend’s flavor, aroma, and character.

Green Tea

Green Tea

Flavor Notes: Grassy, vegetal, fresh, sweet, nutty, floral, marine, lightly brisk, clean

Aroma: Fresh, vegetal, grassy, green, lightly floral, sometimes nutty or marine

Apple Pieces

Apple Pieces

Flavor Notes: sweet apple, mild tartness, fruity, mellow, lightly tangy, soft baked-apple note

Aroma: sweet apple, fruity, mellow, lightly tart, orchard-like

Hibiscus

Hibiscus

Flavor Notes: Bright, tart, fruity, and cranberry-like, with a clean acidity and a lingering tang.

Aroma: Lightly fruity and floral, with a fresh, pleasantly tart character.

Strawberry

Flavor Notes: Sweet, tart, fruity, juicy, ripe berry

Aroma: Sweet, fragrant, fruity, strawberry-like

Flavoring

Flavor Notes: Varies by flavor

Aroma: Varies by flavor

Allergens & Important Notes

Ingredient-specific notes for this blend.

Green Tea

Caffeine: Contains Caffeine

Hibiscus

Caffeine: Naturally caffeine-free

Sensitivities: Hibiscus is often intercropped with peanuts, and though rare, peanut shell fragments may be present. Use caution if allergic or sensitive to peanuts. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medications, managing blood pressure, blood sugar, kidney, liver, or chronic medical conditions.

Brewing Recommendation

Tea

1-2 tsp | 2-4 grams

Water

8 oz | 237 ml

Temperature

180-185 °F | 82-85 °C

Time

2-3 Minutes

Tea

1-2 tsp | 2-4 grams

Water

8 oz | 237 ml

Temperature

180-185 °F | 82-85 °C

Time

2-3 Minutes

Brewing Notes

  • When making iced tea, use three times the amount of tea, brew with hot water, and pour over ice.
  • Use cooler water to keep the green tea smooth and avoid bitterness.
  • Brew around 175–185°F for 2–3 minutes.
  • A squeeze of lemon can brighten the berry notes, while a little honey can soften the melon side.

Caffeine Rating

Our caffeine ratings are general guides based on a typical 8 oz cup. Because tea is a plant, the exact caffeine in your cup can vary depending on the tea, harvest, leaf size, water temperature, steep time, and how much tea you use. Want the deeper explanation? Read our guide to understanding caffeine in tea.