Peaches 'n' Cream is a fruit infusion that blends the sweetness of peaches with the creaminess of vanilla. Serve hot, cold or use to create a tea syrup for mocktails, breakfast sausage, pancakes and more.

All about Peaches 'n' Cream, Fruit Infusion

What it’s like, and how to make it

CaffeineCaffeine free
TypeFruit
FlavourPeach
CharacterCreamy
What’s in ithibiscus, rosehip, peach, apple, orange, nettle leaves, blue mallow flowers, roman chamomile

Perfect for

  • Kids
  • Iced tea
  • Dessert
  • Syrups
How to brew it
  • 212°F / 100°C
  • Steep 5–10 minutes
  • Use 1–2 tsp per 8oz
  • No tea leaf and no caffeine, so a long steep only deepens it

Beyond the cup

Steep into cream for a peach-chamomile ice cream that tastes like a spa day. Reduce into a syrup for drizzling over waffles or French toast — the herbal notes keep it from being one-note sweet. Use as a poaching liquid for pears or nectarines with a vanilla bean.

  • Peaches 'n' Cream loose leaf tea, shown over a chalk-and-watercolour illustration
  • Illustration: Peaches 'n' Cream with a farmhouse summer porch from long ago
  • Illustration of Peaches 'n' Cream in The Tea & Spice Shoppe pouch, with a farmhouse summer porch from long ago
  • Peaches 'n' Cream - The Tea & Spice Shoppe
  • Peaches 'n' Cream - The Tea & Spice Shoppe

What’s in it

Every herb in the blend, and where to read about it on its own.

  • Herb · Caffeine-free

    Hibiscus

    Hibiscus sabdariffa

    The tart red one, and the ingredient whose colour is the point: those anthocyanins make a cup that is genuinely ruby, not brown. Hibiscus has been studied more than almost any other herbal infusion, and unusually the studies used the tea itself rather than an...

    Tart, cranberry-like, fruity, deeply colored

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  • Herb · Caffeine-free

    Nettle

    Urtica dioica

    The nutritive powerhouse that stings you on the way in and nourishes you once it's in the cup. Nettle leaf is one of the most mineral-dense herbal teas available — rich in iron, calcium, magnesium, and silica. Its quercetin content provides mast-cell stabilizing activity (the...

    Earthy, green, slightly grassy, mineral-rich — similar to a mild green tea

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  • Herb · Caffeine-free

    Chamomile

    Matricaria chamomilla

    The world's most beloved bedtime tea and one of the oldest herbal remedies in continuous use. Ancient Egyptians dedicated it to the sun god Ra. Its gentle, apple-like flavor hides a surprisingly specific mechanism: apigenin binds GABA-A benzodiazepine receptors, creating mild anxiolytic effects supported by...

    Sweet, floral, apple-like, honey finish

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  • Herb · Caffeine-free

    Rosehips

    Rosa canina

    The fruit of the wild rose, containing 20 to 40 times more vitamin C than oranges in its fresh form. Here's the catch: most of that vitamin C degrades during drying and steeping. What the tea actually delivers is proanthocyanidins — water-extractable tannin antioxidants —...

    Tart, fruity, slightly sweet, cranberry-like

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  • Fruit · Caffeine-free

    Orange

    Citrus x sinensis

    Dried orange — pieces, and sometimes the blossom — as distinct from the dried peel sold as a spice. In a tea blend orange does something peel alone cannot: the fruit brings sweetness and body where the peel brings only the bright bitter oil. Eleven...

    Sweet, round citrus with a little bitterness behind it; brighter and less sharp than lemon

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  • Fruit · Caffeine-free

    Peach

    Prunus persica

    Dried peach pieces — eleven products carry them, and peach is one of the few fruits whose flavour genuinely survives drying and hot water. It is the summer note in a tea: soft, sweet, a little floral, without the sharpness that berries bring. Peach blends...

    Soft, sweet and faintly floral, with a stone-fruit roundness that survives drying

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  • Fruit · Caffeine-free

    Apple

    Malus domestica

    Dried apple pieces are the workhorse of fruit tea, and twenty-six products here carry them — more than any other fruit. They are doing a structural job rather than a flavour one: apple gives a fruit infusion its body and a mild background sweetness, and...

    Mild, sweet and lightly tart, with a soft body; it rounds out a blend rather than leading it

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  • Flower · Caffeine-free

    Blue Mallow

    Malva sylvestris

    Reddish-purple petals with dark stripes that do something no other ingredient in this shop does: brewed on their own they give a blue-violet cup, and the colour shifts when you add something acid. That is not a trick — the flowers' pigment is pH-sensitive enough...

    Very mild and faintly sweet, with a soft, slightly slippery body from the plant's mucilage

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What it goes with

Peach meets chamomile — more complex than the name suggests. Sip alongside creamy desserts, brunch fare, or a Brie board. Pair with our Vanilla Bean and Lavender Flower for a peaches-and-cream baking ritual.

Reviews

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Great products and great service

I had a slight mix up on my order, they were quick to reply and correct my order with no issues. Amazing service and great…

I had a slight mix up on my order, they were quick to reply and correct my order with no issues. Amazing service and great products.

— Nick C. Verified

Great tea

A lovely, delicate tea. The peach is strong without being overwhelming or cloying, and the calendula is a nice addition. Very…

A lovely, delicate tea. The peach is strong without being overwhelming or cloying, and the calendula is a nice addition. Very tasty!

— Zoe R. Verified

Maple Peach

The maple peach is delicious. What a beautiful combination. I will most definitely order it again, and a higher quantity of it.

— Gerda S. Verified

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I use dillweed often. This dill is fresh and has a nice aroma. I use it in marinades, salad dressings, and on fish. Good stuff.

— Jennifer D. Verified

Great stuff

This has helped my household a lot with circulation and alertness when we had it everyday. Will be ordering again soon. Thanks

— Dave G. Verified

Love this tea. Hands down my fav rooibos. This store is our one-stop-shop for tea and spice. Great service, top notch product.…

Love this tea. Hands down my fav rooibos. This store is our one-stop-shop for tea and spice. Great service, top notch product. 10/10!!

— Erin Poeta P. Verified

Delicious

I love this black tea, it has a really nice smooth flavour and love how it’s Swiss water method decaf. Will be buying again!

— Jessica A. Verified

Great flavorful tea

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Toffee Ole is one of our favorite teas to share with friends in the evening, when we want something non-caffeinated but quite flavorful.

— Joel R. Verified

Another full bodied ‘real tea’ . ie It is not a flavoured tea. However, we do very much enjoy the Cafe Latte tea which is a…

Another full bodied ‘real tea’ . ie It is not a flavoured tea. However, we do very much enjoy the Cafe Latte tea which is a flavoured tea!!!

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4 stars

It worked beautifully; perhaps if I add a little more honey, it would make it better… It is a wellness tea, after all!

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Bancha with a splash of lemon

A wonderful Green Tea. Smooth in taste. Also suitable as a summer tea with a splash of lemon. A second infusion makes an…

A wonderful Green Tea. Smooth in taste. Also suitable as a summer tea with a splash of lemon. A second infusion makes an enjoyable second cup!

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