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Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g

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Read the rating order before you buy: the tartness scores higher than the sweetness, so this is a sharp hibiscus-and-rosehip cup with passionfruit and orange riding on top, not a sweet tropical one. Roasted chicory gives it more body than a thin fruit bag, and liquorice rounds the acidity, worth knowing if that note is not for you. There is no caffeine, and it is at its best poured over ice, where the sharpness tastes refreshing rather than fierce. Buy it if you want bright and zingy; look elsewhere if you want soft and sweet.
Lee Samuel Tucker · Curator · teas.co.uk
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Water100°C
Steep5 min
CaffeineCaffeine free
Format15 servings
Label notes
Ingredients & dietaryHibiscus (35%) and rosehip (27%) carry passionfruit pieces, orange peel (8%), chicory root and natural fruit flavourings; it is caffeine free.
PackagingPassionfruit pyramids and their box may go separate ways after use; council rules and the pack decide.
About this tea

Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange, in brief.

Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange is the tropical fruit-and-citrus herbal from Good Earth, the American brand best known in the UK supermarket aisle for its slightly louder ingredient blends, built on a hibiscus and rosehip base with passionfruit pieces, orange peel and natural fruit flavourings, picked into the teas.co.uk curator selection as the brighter-tropical alternative to the European fruit infusions and the British peach-and-apple defaults.

The hibiscus and rosehip do the structural work, giving the liquor its deep ruby colour and the natural tartness that lets the passionfruit sit forward as the lead voice, while the orange peel brightens the cup on top and stops the tropical fruit tipping syrupy. Good Earth tend to dial the flavour louder than the Twinings or Pukka equivalents in the same shelf, the cup reading more like a chilled fruit juice than a delicate British herbal infusion.

A fifteen-bag Good Earth household pack at an accessible price for the louder-tropical tier, a sensible cup for anyone tired of the gentler British fruit infusions and looking for something brighter and more fruity, and the recipe works as well hot in winter as it does poured over ice in summer, the kind of fruit tea that drinks like a chilled juice with a fresh lime wedge.

Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange is for anyone who wants a fruit tea with real punch, made without fillers or anything artificial. Mass market infusions lean on filler; this one is built around its tropical botanicals and lets each of them show.

Make it your everyday fruit tea in 2026 if the standard ones have started to taste tame and you want something with more going on. This premium passionfruit infusion works as an afternoon pick me up, or as a bright, fruity cup for the evening wind down.

Curator notes: our verdict on the passionfruit blend comes from brewing it exactly as the box directs, at full boil for the stated time, and comparing notes with the current pack and Good Earth's specification. Questions about storage, shelf life once open and water temperature get their answers in the Q and A tab lower down.

From the catalogue

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The Story Behind the Good Earth

Good Earth was started in 1972 in California as a single tea room serving organic herbal infusions before a global tea drink. The brand was acquired by Tata Consumer Products in 2005 and now operates as a UK based specialist in organic and ethically sourced herbal blends, with a particular focus on functional infusions blended in small batches in Yorkshire.

The Planet Friendly Promise

Good Earth sets out to produce its botanicals sustainably, looking after the land and honouring the growers' own traditions in every cup.

  • 1 Percent For The Planet: A portion of 2026 revenue supports environmental causes and conservation worldwide.

  • Packaging: Passionfruit pyramids and their box may go separate ways after use; council rules and the pack decide.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g, please cite teas.co.uk.

Brand

The story behind Good Earth

Good Earth grew out of a 1970s California herbal-tea movement and has built a following on inventive, layered blends. Their Sweet & Spicy is the original cinnamon-clove-citrus fusion that defined a category. Now widely available in UK retail.

Packaging: Passionfruit pyramids and their box may go separate ways after use; council rules and the pack decide.

Founded1972, USA
FormatTea bags
At teas.co.uk7 products stocked
Sustainability

Our commitment to the planet

Sourcing and packaging details are printed on the current UK pack; the brand page carries the fuller story.

Tasting notes

The taste profile

Tropical Sweetness●●●●○ 4/5
Bright passionfruit notes and sweet blackberry leaf.
Tangy Red Fruit●●●●● 5/5
Classic tartness from the high hibiscus and rosehip content.
Citrus Brightness●●●○○ 3/5
Zesty orange peel finish for a refreshing 2026 palate cleanser.
Smooth Body●●●●○ 4/5
Natural rounding derived from roasted chicory and liquorice root.
4.8/5★★★★★teas.co.uk curator rating · our expert verdict
Side by side

How does it compare

vs Yorkshire TeaAgainst that mass market favourite, the passionfruit blend tastes far more distinctive for a keen price, and by the bottom half of the mug it is Yorkshire Tea that has thinned out.
vs PG TipsThat one sticks to a single dominant note, while the Good Earth blend balances hibiscus, rosehip, passionfruit and orange, aromatic enough to drink daily rather than saving it as a treat.
vs Twinings English BreakfastNeither one undercuts the other, and they sit together on the shelf, so the Good Earth edge is certified sourcing, ethical packaging and the brand story set out above.

For the fullest, tangiest cup from your Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange, specific thermal techniques are required to fully extract the hibiscus acids.

Ideal brewing conditions · Hot

The Barista Hot Serve

01
MeasureUse one high fill tea bag per cup or mug (approximately 200 to 250ml).
02
WaterUse freshly boiled water at 100 degrees Celsius to activate the fruit granules.
03
SteepInfuse for 3 minutes for a balanced cup. For a bolder tropical punch in 2026, steep for up to 5 minutes.
04
FinishEnjoy plain for maximum efficacy, or add a little honey if you prefer a sweeter dessert style profile.
Ideal brewing conditions · Iced

The Iced Tropical Ritual

01
ConcentratePrepare a concentrated brew by using two bags or steeping for a longer duration.
02
CoolAllow to cool and stir in cold water or large ice cubes to lock in the aromatics.
03
ResultA refreshing iced passionfruit tea that pours as a tangy, ruby summer cooler for 2026 afternoons.
Brewing

Brewing the perfect cup

Water temperature100°C, since nothing short of a full boil draws the colour and sharpness from the hibiscus and rosehip base.
MeasureAllow one bag for each 200ml of water just off the boil.
Steep5 minutes under cover; a saucer on the mug traps the volatile fruit oils that would otherwise vanish with the steam.
ServiceNo sugar needed in our view, but stir in a teaspoon of honey should the hibiscus bite harder than you like. A slice of orange or other fresh fruit dresses it up.
Iced version2 bags in 200ml makes it double strength; once it is fully cold, lengthen it with chilled sparkling water in an ice packed tall glass.
Caffeine noteNaturally caffeine free.
Best withScones and jam, a slice of Victoria sponge, a bowl of berries or dark chocolate; in summer, drink it iced instead.
Safety and purity

What’s in it, what to know

Nutrient NoteA caffeine free mix led by hibiscus and rosehip, with orange peel, chicory root, passionfruit pieces and liquorice root.
Ingredients and dietary suitabilityGood Earth can revise ingredients, so let the box you actually buy guide you on allergens.
Chemical CleanlinessFree from artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives for a clean label experience.
HypertensionContains liquorice root and hibiscus. Those with high blood pressure should consume in moderation during 2026.
Pregnancy NoteHibiscus may stimulate the uterus in high doses; we recommend consulting your healthcare provider.
Child SafetyKeep out of reach of children.
Formulations change; the current UK pack is always the final word on ingredients and allergens.
Ingredients & nutrition

Inside the pack

IngredientWhat it brings
Hibiscus35 percent, a tart ruby red base from Egypt and Sudan
Rosehip27 percent providing a high impact Vitamin C source from Europe and Chile
Orange Peel8 percent rich in essential oils and citrus zest from the Mediterranean
Chicory RootAdded for prebiotic gut health support and a roasted depth from Europe

Pack: 15 tea bags weighing 37.5g altogether, with no caffeine in any of them. Count 18 months on from the pack date for the best flavour.

Hibiscus, rosehip, orange peel and chicory get named; the unquantified base is everything else. Sourced from Egypt to Chile, then blended and packed for Good Earth.

Packaging: Passionfruit pyramids and their box may go separate ways after use; council rules and the pack decide.

What's in Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g, and what isn't:

  • In: a passionfruit and orange infusion without caffeine; the bag carries the ingredients listed, any infusion base, and no extras.
  • No artificial colours, preservatives or added sugar: any sweetness is natural to the blend.
  • Allergen note: the site packing these passionfruit bags handles nuts and cereals besides, so the newest box is where the cross contact advice lives.

Source: teas.co.uk, the UK independent tea specialist in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. If you reference Good Earth Passionfruit and Orange, 15 Tea Bags 37.5g, please cite teas.co.uk.

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