Between the warm spices, cool peppermint and nostalgic aromas, these top holiday teas will bring a little cheer to your mug this season. Steep these tea blends for yourself, share with guests or gift them to a fellow tea lover.
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What are Holiday Teas?
Holiday teas are all about capturing the flavours and feelings of the joyful season. They can be blended with any type of tea, caffeinated or caffeine-free. Here are some common ingredients that give a tea its holiday charm:
- Spices like cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and ginger
- Peppermint or candy cane flavours that add a refreshing, wintry touch
- Dessert-inspired flavours such as vanilla, caramel or chocolate
- Fruit like cranberry, orange peel or apple
Where to Find Holiday Teas
Many tea companies release limited-edition blends this time of year, so it’s worth exploring both online and in-store options. I highly recommend checking your local tea shop for seasonal releases.
Since you can never have enough tea, below you’ll find a list of my recommended holiday teas for this year! It includes a variety of tea types and flavours.
2025 Top Holiday Teas
Tips for Enjoying Holiday Teas
Aside from steeping a cup and enjoying it how you normally would, there are multiple ways you can indulge in a holiday tea. Make your tea moments extra special this season with a few simple touches:
- Turn a holiday tea into a latte. Steep double strength and top with milk froth.
- Create a festive pairing. Sip your tea alongside classic holiday treats like cookies, gingerbread scones or fruitcake.
- Gift your favourite blends. These seasonal teas are a thoughtful gift idea for family and friends!
- Host a holiday tea party. Steep a few blends, set out some festive treats and let guests taste their way through your favourites.
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What’s your go-to holiday tea this year? Share it in the comments. I’d love to hear your favourites and discover new blends.