Explore the Hebriteas
The Hebriteas are 5 tea blends from Tiree Tea – the Sgitheanach (representing the Isle of Skye), the Leรฒdhasach (representing the Isle of Lewis), the Hearach (inspired by the Isle of Harris), the Uibhisteach (combining North Uist, Benbecula and South Uist) and the Barrach (inspired by the Isle of Barra).
Like each of the islands they represent, they have a distinctive profile. And with five to choose from, you can truly taste the Hebriteas from South to North!
OFFER: Explore the Hebriteas!
Summer might be over, but you can still taste the Hebrides by testing the Hebriteas!
Buy the four delicious Hebriteas breakfast blends for ยฃ25 – and why not add a fruity little Sgitheanach to round it up to ยฃ30?
Sgitheanach Fruit Tea
We’re told that the stunning Isle of Skye is one of Scotland’s best kept secrets…
This all singing, all dancing Sgitheanach (Skye) Fruit Tea will take you to the heights of Quirang and the depths of the fairy poolsย in a single colourful sip. No campervan has been left unturned in our quest for the ultimate in juicy island adventures. Hints of midges and mist.
Hearach Breakfast Tea
The Isle of Harris is synonymous with Harris Tweed, and so like the cloth, the Hearach Breakfast Tea combines beautiful ingredients to produce a perfect blend. Itโs well rounded and full bodied with smokey overtones. Hints of campervans and a good yarn. And if you didnโt already know, Hearach means โsomeone from Harrisโ. Read more
Leรฒdhasach Breakfast Tea
Inspired by the Calanais Stones and the moors of Lewis, the Lรจodhasach is malty with subtle earth tones. Itโs a deliciously complex blend with a strong but loveable accent.
Leรฒdhasach means โsomeone from Lewisโ. Read more
Uibhisteach Breakfast Tea
The Uibhisteach Breakfast Tea brings three unique flavours together โ blending Indian Assam Black Tea, Sri Lankan Black Tea and Indian Darjeeling. Thereโs more than a hint of caramel as you open the bag, rounding off a perfectly formed cuppa โ chust sublime with a biscuit.
An Uibhisteach is someone from Uist. Read more
Barrach Breakfast Tea
Barra is the island where the wee Twin Otter plane lands on the beach. Like the Twin Otter and the tide, the malty Barrach Breakfast tea is a dependable creation. It has a real depth of character, combining Indian Assam and Kenyan Black Tea. Barrach means someone from Barra. Read more
Shop the Hebriteas
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Uibhisteach (Uist Breakfast Tea)Price range: £4.50 through £13.10 -
Hearach (Harris Breakfast Tea)Price range: £4.50 through £13.10 -
Barrach (Barra Breakfast Tea)Price range: £4.50 through £13.10 -
Sgitheanach (Skye) Fruit TeaPrice range: £4.50 through £13.10
Who are we?
Tiree Tea is a wee tea label producing unique teas inspired by the Scottish islands. Half of us are based in Tiree, and the other half in the Isle of Harris. Meet us here.
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Crofter (Traditional Breakfast Tea)
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Tilley (Mint and Nettle Infusion)
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Machair (Floral Herbal Infusion)
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Gneiss (Earl Grey Tea)
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Ferry Berry (Spiced Berry)
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Tiree Tea Taster Box (Mix & Match)
£15.00