Fantastic Hot and Iced Fall Tea Flavors You'll Love

The leaves are changing and the autumn winds are blowing and that means it’s time for fall teas. Yes!

Fall is here and you couldn’t be more excited to unpack your favorite chunky sweaters. But the most exciting thing is to snuggle up with a warm mug of tea that smells like fall in your hands. 

Pumpkin spice might be the typical flavor of the season, but fall flavors are abundant! Get ready for all things autumn with fall tea flavors and teaware that put the finishing touch on the harvest season. 

Another thing: Fall doesn’t have to be all about hot tea — you can also enjoy fall-flavored iced teas. 

If you live in a climate where the sun still beats down and the heat shows no sign of waning, you can try some fall iced tea flavors to refresh your palate and tingle your harvest senses. We love sipping on iced teas next to a roaring fire when it’s freezing outside.

Now, let’s explore some fall teas starting with excellent teaware you can enjoy with those teas. We love this teaware because it’s affordable, easy to clean, and it makes your tea taste phenomenal!

The Best Teaware for Hot Teas

Prepare yourself for all the cozy comfort of fall with teaware that gets the job done. You want to enjoy every bit of fall tea flavor in a convenient way that works for you. Whether you want to snuggle up with a mug or make an easy tea ritual, we have some suggestions that will work for your lifestyle. 

The Cozy Autumn Mug

Gone are the days of fussing with teapots and strainers. You want an easy way to make a quick mug of tea. This cozy mug is your all-in-one single-serve tea maker for every kind of fall tea.

Simply drop your tea leaves in the infuser, add them to your mug, and pour hot water! Voila! You have a perfectly steeped cup of fall tea. 

Remove the infuser and set it aside to steep a second cup if you like. The handle on this mug is so comfortable and the double-walls are great for keeping your hot tea hot. You can also use it to make a single cup of iced tea by steeping a half cup of super strong tea and flash-chilling with some ice.

Convenient and Modern Tea Press

Did you know you can make tea with a tea press? The sleek and modern design of a tea press might be more in line with your modern home aesthetic, but that’s not why people get one.

Tea connoisseurs prefer tea presses over teapots because you can stop the tea leaves from over-steeping by plunging the leaves. This prevents over-steeping and bitter flavor release which makes better-flavored tea. 

The Louvre is a double-walled glass French tea press that’s insulated to keep your hot fall teas hotter for much longer. It’s made from strong borosilicate glass and is much easier to clean than porcelain teaware.

Classic Teapot and Cups

If you are a tried and true tea connoisseur who loves the art of afternoon tea, the Classica glass teapot with removable infuser is your new favorite teaware staple. Pair this beautiful sleek design with handleless Classica double wall round glass cups. If you prefer teacups with handles, the Modern classic insulated tea cups are a beautiful compliment to this set.

Hot Fall Tea Flavors

Nothing welcomes fall quite like the smells and flavors of delicious hot fall teas. With a warm cup of tea in hand, you can smell and taste the rich personality of harvest. 

Try some of these delicious hot fall tea flavors. All of these can be iced, but we have some creative suggestions for iced fall teas right after this:

White Pomegranate

Fall is the season for pomegranate and this jewel-like fruit is the featured flavor in the White Pomegranate tea. This delicate infusion blends the decadence of a lighter-body white tea and the gentle sweetness of a ripe, fresh pomegranate.

Earl Grey

The citrus element of Earl Grey makes it one of the most popular teas in the Western world. The cold-pressed Italian bergamot oil is blended with beautiful cornflower petals and black tea for an exceptional flavor. Drink it with a slice of lemon or a touch of sugar for an enjoyable treat any time of the day.

Golden Monkey

The malty and deep character of Golden Monkey tea is highly favored, complex, and can be enjoyed for many infusions. This tea is harvested by hand in the spring in the cloudy and misty Yunnan province and is delightful as an autumn tea staple that compliments a multitude of fall flavors.

Milky Oolong

In high-elevation mountains, the famous Milky Oolong tea is made from mature tea leaves in the Fujian province. It has a mesmerizing fragrance that smells of cream and pineapple with smooth, light, and floral notes. This tea is also wonderful for many infusions and has a silky texture.

Vanilla Green

This refreshing Vanilla Green tea is crisp and clean with notes of vanilla. It can be enjoyed on its own or with milk and sugar as a hot or iced tea. It has strong antioxidant properties and L-theanine that helps give you an energy boost without the crash you experience from coffee.

Tumeric Lemon Apple

This herbal tea is ideal if you want a caffeine-free experience without sacrificing flavor. Tumeric Lemon Apple is fruity and zesty with fall tea flavors of turmeric, apple, and citrus. If you enjoy a little zing in your tea, this is a fall tea for you.

Teaware for Cold Teas

Fall doesn’t mean cold weather for everyone. If you live in a warm place, the thought of sipping on hot tea when it’s still 87 degrees might be unappealing. But, iced tea is always an option no matter the time of year.

A refreshing cup of iced tea can still transport you into the essence of fall with harvest-like flavors and ingredients. But, first things first: make sure you have the perfect iced tea pitcher to get the job done. 

An all-brew tea pitcher is your new favorite teaware staple. Not only can you make ice, iced tea, or cold-brew tea with it, but you can make hot tea and skip the teapot altogether. 

Iced or hot coffee? A borosilicate glass tea pitcher can handle that and tea cocktails, too. 

Ideas for Cold Fall Tea Flavors

You can certainly use any of the hot teas above for an instant iced tea fall favorite. But we also have a few creative ideas for ingredients to add to your basic iced teas.  

If you’re a big fan of iced tea, check out some of these seasonal iced teas that you can make all year round. 

For fall, use frozen grapes as ice cubes so you don’t dilute your tea. Mix your tea with a medley of grapes and melon for a refreshing transitional autumn tea. 

You can combine flavors like apple, cinnamon, and clove. Infuse your favorite black iced tea with your favorite fall spices, fruits, and more.

Another fantastic combination is pear, rosemary, and nutmeg. Use a black iced tea or green iced tea base for a delicious and fresh fall spin on this traditional summer drink. 

Stock Up on Teaware and Fall Teas

Whether you decide to keep it fresh with a pitcher of melon iced tea or warm yourself over a mug of fragrant Earl Grey, you can find all your tea essentials for fall, right here. 

Teabloom is your home for all things tea, all year round. From summertime snacks to winter recipes, Teabloom has quality items you want so you can enjoy tea every day. 

Explore revolutionary borosilicate glass teaware that matches your style and blends seamlessly into your decor. Their USDA Certified Organic Teas are responsibly sourced from small tea estates and plantations. 

Since the very beginning, Teabloom has been on a mission to clean up the tea industry — to benefit the environment and your health. How? By using sustainable resources, healthy materials, and ethical production practices. 

Experience the taste and health of pure, clean tea thoughtfully made with you in mind. Explore Teabloom’s exquisite collection of teaware to enjoy healthier and more delicious tea, today. 

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