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    "title": "Teapigs Superfruit: The Berry Infusion Explained",
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    "modified": "2026-11-14T01:08:43+00:00",
    "excerpt": "Teapigs Superfruit is a caffeine free fruit infusion of hibiscus, elderberries, currants, blackcurrants, cranberries and blueberries. Here is what is in it and how to make it hot or iced.",
    "content_text": "Teapigs Superfruit, in short: Superfruit is a caffeine free berry infusion built on hibiscus, with elderberries, currants, blackcurrants, cranberries and blueberries. Teapigs describes it as very fruity and a little tart.\nTeapigs Superfruit is a fruit infusion, not a tea: it has no tea leaf and no caffeine. The base is hibiscus, with five kinds of berry and currant on top, and it brews into a tart, deep red cup that works hot or iced.\nLast reviewed by the teas.co.uk team in November 2026.\nWhat is in it\nTeapigs lists the ingredients in this order:\n\nHibiscus\nElderberries\nCurrants\nBlackcurrants\nNatural flavouring\nCranberries\nBlueberries\n\nHibiscus comes first on the list, and it sets the character of most red fruit infusions. Our hibiscus guide explains what it brings, and if you would rather avoid it, see fruit tea without hibiscus.\nA word on the name. Superfruit is what Teapigs calls the blend. It is a product name, and we make no claims for it beyond what is in the bag.\nHow it tastes\nTeapigs' own description is short: super fruity, and a little tart. That fits the recipe. Hibiscus is usually described as sharp and cranberry like, and blackcurrant and elderberry add a darker berry note.\nThere is no sugar in the ingredient list, so the cup is fruity but not sweet. That gap between a sweet smell and a sharper taste is common to the whole style, as we explain in why fruit tea smells sweeter than it tastes. For the wider family, start with our fruit tea guide.\nHow to make it hot\nTeapigs' directions are one tea temple per person, boiling water, and three minutes or more. The maker adds that whole fruit takes longer to brew than leaf, so do not rush it. A longer brew gives a deeper colour and a sharper cup.\nLike most fruit infusions, it is drunk without milk.\nHow to make it iced\nFruit infusions are among the easiest drinks to serve cold, because there is no tea leaf to turn bitter. The simple method:\n\nBrew two temples in a mug of boiling water for five minutes or more, so the drink is strong.\nTake the temples out and let the mug cool.\nPour over a tall glass of ice and top up with cold water.\n\nFor a jug, scale it up and chill it in the fridge. Sweeten it if you like, since the brew itself has no sugar. Our guide to making iced tea has the general method.\nThe 50 pack\nWe stock Teapigs Superfruit in the 50 temple pack, which weighs 125g. That works out at 2.5g of fruit in each temple. It is the size to buy once you know you like it, or if a household gets through a few cups a day.\nTeapigs also sells the blend in smaller boxes and loose on its own site. If you want to try a Teapigs fruit blend in a small box first, we stock Teapigs Strawberry and Juniper in a 15 temple box. The rest of the range is covered in our guide to the best Teapigs teas, and everything similar is on the fruit and herbal shelf.\n\nSuperfruit at a glance\n\nQuestionAnswer\nWhat is it?A hibiscus and berry fruit infusion\nIngredientsHibiscus, elderberries, currants, blackcurrants, natural flavouring, cranberries, blueberries\nCaffeineNone. Teapigs lists it as naturally caffeine free\nTaste, in the maker's wordsSuper fruity and a little tart\nBrewOne temple, boiling water, 3 minutes or more\nMilkNot usual\nCaloriesTeapigs gives 3 calories per cup\nPack we stock50 tea temples, 125g\n\nCommon questions\nDoes Teapigs Superfruit contain caffeine?\nNo. Teapigs lists it as naturally caffeine free, and there is no tea leaf in the ingredients.\nIs there sugar in Teapigs Superfruit?\nNo sugar is listed in the ingredients. Teapigs' nutrition table shows 0 sugar per 100ml and 3 calories per cup.\nIs Teapigs Superfruit suitable for vegans?\nTeapigs labels it dairy free, gluten free and suitable for vegetarians and vegans.\n\nReference noted\nIngredients, directions and nutrition figures are from the Teapigs super fruit tea product page.\nMore from the tea wiki\n\nTwinings Cranberry and Raspberry\nBest Fruit and Herbal Tea Bags UK\nFruit tea without hibiscus: how to find a gentler cup\nBest Teapigs Tea: What to Actually Buy\nBerry Tea\nPukka vs Teapigs\nHerbal and Fruit Infusions\nTeapigs All Day Brew and Everyday Brew: The Same Tea?\nThe whole Tea Wiki, A to Z",
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