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Mango Fire

Juicy mango and papaya with a kick of chilli. The fruit bowl has developed a mischievous streak.

Caffeine
Caffeine-free
Milk
No milk needed
Best
Iced, with a bit of mischief
Lovely iced
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Weight
  • Packed by hand in Huddersfield
  • Packed by our Huddersfield team
  • Free UK delivery from £35
Which size should I choose?

50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.

100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.

200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.

Quantity

One-time purchase is the default. If you choose a subscription, orders repeat at your selected frequency. Read the cancellation policy

Is this your cup?

People who put chilli on their mango, or would like to try.

Perhaps not if you want a fruit tea without any heat. Try Fruit Full →

Good together

Postage & the practical bits.

We hand-pack your order in Huddersfield. Free standard UK delivery from £35. Delivery options and charges are confirmed at checkout.

Get to know your tea.

Listed ingredients

Apple, mango, papaya, chilli, hibiscus, rosehip, beetroot

Where the tea was grown

Growing origin not yet confirmed.

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Caffeine-free fruit infusion

Tropical mango with a chilli kick that bites back

Juicy mango and papaya meet a clean hit of chilli in a naturally caffeine-free fruit infusion. For anyone who likes their fruit bowl with a bit of mischief.

Base
Apple, mango, papaya
Caffeine
None
Milk?
No
Best time
Afternoon or evening
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The story

When the fruit bowl gets a mischievous streak

Some fruit teas play it safe. This one does not. The base is apple, smooth and naturally sweet, topped with ripe mango and papaya for that sunny tropical depth. Hibiscus and rose-hip add a tangy, thirst-quenching edge, and earthy beetroot gives the cup its bold ruby colour. So far, so fruity.

Then comes the chilli. Not a furnace, but a clean, lively warmth that builds gently on the finish and reminds you this is not just another sweet fruit infusion. Think of it as the tea equivalent of chilli-sprinkled mango from a street food stall: juicy first, then a pleasant tingle that makes you reach for another sip.

Hot, it is comforting and warming. Iced, it is absolutely addictive: bright, refreshing, and far more interesting than anything from a carton. If you want fruity without flat or sugary, this is the one.

How to brew it

Hot, iced, or somewhere in between

01Hot

Amount
3g (about 1 heaped tsp)
Water
100°C
Time
5–10 minutes

Longer steeping brings out more chilli warmth.

02Iced

Amount
4–5g per glass
Water
100°C, brewed strong
Time
5–8 minutes, then chill

Brew hot, let cool, pour over plenty of ice.

03Cold brew

Amount
5g per 500ml
Water
Cold
Time
8–12 hours in the fridge

Mellower chilli, brighter fruit. Perfect for a pitcher.

Shop tip: Steep longer if you want more heat, shorter if you prefer the fruit to lead.

Made for moments like

Summer afternoon pitcher

Fill a jug, cold brew overnight, serve over ice the next day. Refreshing with a little fire.

Evening wind-down

No caffeine means you can enjoy a hot cup after dinner without watching the clock.

When you fancy something different

For the days when ordinary fruit tea feels a bit tame and you want something with personality.

Lovely withDark chocolateCoconut cakeThai-spiced saladGrilled pineappleA warm summer evening

Good questions

Things people ask us in the shop

What does Mango Fire actually taste like?

Juicy mango and papaya come first, tangy hibiscus lifts the middle, and a clean chilli warmth builds on the finish. It is fruity with a gentle kick, not a furnace.

How hot is the chilli?

Mild to medium. The heat builds slowly and lingers pleasantly rather than hitting hard. If you can handle a mild salsa, you will be fine. Brew shorter for less heat, longer for more.

Does Mango Fire contain caffeine?

No. There is no tea leaf in the blend, so it is naturally caffeine-free and suits any time of day or evening.

How many cups will I get from a pouch?

Using around 3g per cup, a 50g pouch makes roughly 16 cups, 100g around 33 cups, and 250g about 83 cups.

How should I store it?

Keep the pouch sealed in a cool, dry, dark spot away from strong smells like coffee or spices. It will stay fresh for months.

Full product details

This is the cup for when you want juicy mango sweetness with a clean, lively kick of chilli. Apple lays down a smooth, naturally sweet base, while mango and papaya bring that ripe tropical depth. Hibiscus and rose-hip add a tangy, thirst-quenching edge, and earthy beetroot rounds it out with body and colour — giving you a bold, full-flavoured infusion that tastes like sunshine… then bites back (in the best way).

The result is a naturally caffeine-free fruit infusion with a vibrant, fruity character and a warm spicy finish. Comforting served hot, absolutely addictive over ice, and perfect when you want something refreshing that isn’t flat or sugary.

A proper loose leaf fruit tea for mango lovers who also like a little fire.

Juicy • Fiery • Tropical

Read the Mango Fire guide for hot and iced brewing ideas and help deciding whether the chilli finish is for you.

Mango Fire FAQs

What does Mango Fire taste like? Juicy mango and papaya with a kick of chilli. The fruit bowl has developed a mischievous streak.

Does Mango Fire contain caffeine? No. There is no tea leaf in it, so it is naturally caffeine-free and suits an evening cup.

How should I store Mango Fire? Keep the pouch sealed and somewhere cool, dry and dark, away from strong smells like coffee or spices.

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