Good example to compare
Oma's Garden - Tisana frutal
A good example to open first is “Oma's Garden - Tisana frutal” from Euro Te. It tells you where it's from (Germany), who made it (Oma's Garden).
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Fruit Blend: Analyzing 2,169 teas from 67 sellers
teaconnnection collects data from over 196 online tea shops, so you can easily browse, compare, and analyze different teas.
On this page, you can learn all about fruit blend, based on the data we collected.
Data through May 29, 2026.
Listings
2,169
Product pages
1,120
Sellers
67
With harvest year
0%
With origin country
10%
Understanding Fruit Blend
Use the sections below to compare origins, processing, prices, and real listings side by side.
What to look for when buying Fruit Blend
In our catalog, typical Fruit Blend listings most often cite Germany, with medium roast and high oxidation where processing is listed.
0% include a cultivar and 4% name a producer or garden. Scented or flavored titles appear on about 2.8% of listings — useful to notice when you want a conventional style.
Cultivars and naming on the market
Common words in titles include fruit, tisane, apple, and strawberry.
Where Fruit Blend comes from
Ruhuna, Epirus, Florida, and Zhejiang lead among named localities. Regional detail often names garden, region, and mountain.
Flavor and character
Flavor character on the market skews toward Apple, Hibiscus, and Strawberry. One lot is described as "Prepare this refreshment in any way that suits your taste bud's preference, and indulge in this fruity concentrate hot, cold, or frozen with your vanilla ice cream to delight your day!".
How Fruit Blend is made
Where processing is listed, the market most often mentions Dried, Aromatized, Cold Brew, and Freeze-Dried.
What Fruit Blend costs today
Among listings with usable weight data, the middle of the market sits near €6.30 per 100g (EUR), with many everyday options between €5.38 and €7.16.
Typical price per 100g
| Currency | Listings | Min | 25th | Median | 75th | 90th | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR | 698 | €3.42/100g | €5.38/100g | €6.30/100g | €7.16/100g | €10.83/100g | €100.00/100g |
| USD | 521 | $1.67/100g | $11.01/100g | $13.90/100g | $17.64/100g | $22.05/100g | $100.00/100g |
Everyday drinking
€5.38/100g
A good starting range for regular cups.
Typical mid-range
€6.30/100g
Where many well-described teas sit.
Higher detail
€7.16/100g
More specific origin or plant variety is common here.
Treat-yourself
€10.83/100g
Rare, aged, or highly specific teas.
Origins in this category
Top sellers
Tea styles
Examples worth opening
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Roasted Almond
A good example to open first is “Roasted Almond” from Banana Bread. It tells you where it's from (Germany).
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Fig-Rose 100g low-acid
An unusual pick is “Fig-Rose 100g low-acid” from Haas & Haas. Origin and harvest detail on this page is limited. Listed around €7.40 per 100g.
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Wildrose (Pomegranate & Rose Mischung)
An unusual pick is “Wildrose (Pomegranate & Rose Mischung)” from London Tea. Origin and harvest detail on this page is limited.
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View listingFAQ
- How many Fruit Blend teas can I compare here?
- Our latest import includes 2,169 listings from 67 sellers.
- What should I look for on the product page?
- Origin country, harvest year, cultivar, and producer or garden name are the most useful fields when they are present. Compare price per gram when pack size is listed.
- What is typical Fruit Blend in this market?
- Most listings point to Germany, with 0% showing a harvest year and 0% naming a cultivar.