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Blueberry Pie Green

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Dessert Inspired Blend Berry Bright Great Iced Berry & Tart Fruit

Blueberry Pie Green Tea blends bold gunpowder green tea with apple pieces, blueberries, colorful petals, and natural blueberry-pie flavor. Fruity, lightly sweet, and gently caffeinated, it is a bright dessert-inspired cup that is delicious hot, iced, or with a touch of honey.

Variant: 1 oz

Quick Tea Notes

Mood / Ritual

Afternoon TreatBright & RefreshingSweet CravingIced Tea FavoriteDessert Tea

Flavor Profile

Juicy blueberry, soft apple sweetness, bold green tea, light pastry-like sweetness, gentle floral finish

Good to Know

This is a caffeinated green tea, but gentler than black tea. The gunpowder green tea gives it a bolder base than softer green teas, so careful brewing helps keep the cup smooth.

Pairs Well With

Blueberry muffins, lemon scones, vanilla cookies, almond biscotti, shortbread, pound cake, oatmeal, brunch pastries, honey, lemon

For Fans Of

Blueberry green tea, fruity green teas, dessert-inspired teas, berry iced tea, gunpowder green tea, blueberry pie flavors, lightly sweet green teas

Why We Love It

Blueberry Pie Green Tea brings the comfort of a berry dessert into a bright, gently caffeinated green tea. The gunpowder green tea base gives the cup more body than a delicate green tea, while apple pieces and blueberries add a soft fruit sweetness. Calendula, cornflower, and sunflower petals make the blend beautiful, and natural flavors round everything out with a cozy blueberry-pie character.

We love this one when we want something fruity and treat-like without feeling heavy. It has enough green tea depth to keep the cup balanced, but the blueberry and apple notes make it playful and easy to enjoy. Serve it hot for a cozy bakery-inspired cup, iced for a refreshing berry tea, or lightly sweetened to bring out the β€œblueberry pie” side.

Inside This Blend

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

Gunpowder Green Tea

Gunpowder Green Tea

Flavor Notes: Bold, smoky, vegetal, slightly coppery, grassy, brisk, robust

Aroma: Smoky, vegetal, green, lightly earthy

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

Blueberry

Flavor Notes: Sweet, mildly tart, fruity, soft berry, mellow, juicy

Aroma: Sweet, floral, fruity, blueberry-like, soft berry

Calendula Petals

Calendula Petals

Flavor Notes: Mild, lightly floral, slightly bitter, peppery, gentle, vegetal

Aroma: Soft, faintly floral, hay-like, mild, herbal

Cornflowers

Cornflowers

Flavor Notes: Neutral, mild, slightly sweet, lightly vegetal, delicate

Aroma: Faint, floral, mild

Sunflower Petals

Flavor Notes: Mild, neutral, lightly mellow, slightly sweet, faintly musty

Aroma: Faint, floral, mild, lightly earthy

Flavoring

Flavor Notes: Varies by flavor

Aroma: Varies by flavor

Allergens & Important Notes

Ingredient-specific notes for this blend.

Gunpowder Green Tea

Caffeine: Contains Caffeine

Brewing Recommendation

Tea

1 tsp | 2–3 grams

Water

8 oz | 237 ml

Temperature

175–185 Β°F | 79–85 Β°C

Time

2–3 Minutes

Tea

1 tsp | 2–3 grams

Water

8 oz | 237 ml

Temperature

175–185 Β°F | 79–85 Β°C

Time

2–3 Minutes

Brewing Notes

  • Because this blend contains green tea, avoid boiling water directly on the leaves.
  • Brew around 175–185Β°F for a smoother cup with less bitterness.
  • Steep 2–3 minutes for a bright, balanced green tea, or a little longer if you prefer a stronger fruit flavor.
  • A touch of honey brings out the blueberry-pie sweetness.

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.