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Bird & Blend Tea Co.

The tea blender's Park Street shop: a wall of 100 loose leaf blends, mixologists at the counter and a pear cider tea made only for the West Country.

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This is the one shop in Bristol whose whole floor is tea. Everything on the wall comes in a 50 g pouch, so the price of trying something is a coffee's worth.

Bird & Blend Tea Co. calls 73 Park Street its first Tea Mixology store in the west, and the shop's page says it sits just by Boston Tea Party. It opens Monday to Saturday from 10:30 to 18:00 and Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00. The staff are called tea mixologists, and the shop describes their job simply: walk you along the wall of 100 loose leaf blends, from the award-winning Sticky Chai to the Great British Cuppa, and make an iced tea or a tea latte at the counter while you decide. The company is a certified B Corp and says its packaging is plastic-free, recyclable or compostable.

The catalogue is built on blends rather than single-estate leaf, and the pricing follows one grid. The classic end of the wall, Builder's Breakfast Brew, Earl Grey Creme and Sunny Sencha, is 6,00 £ for a 50 g pouch, with 20 g tasters at 3,50 £ and 150 g and 300 g pouches for the blends you settle on. Coconut Milk Oolong, built on hand-rolled milk oolong pearls, is 10,50 £ the 50 g. The matcha range starts from a Pure Grade Ceremonial Matcha at 22,00 £ for a 30 g tin, which the company says won a Great Taste Award and underlies all its flavoured matchas.

What sets this branch apart is West Country Pear Cider Tea, a caffeine-free fruit blend the company describes as its blend for stores in the West Country, sold only through the Bath and Bristol shops and online at 8,50 £ for 50 g. Half of its profits go to a charity chosen by each store. The Bristol shop also runs a calendar of events: tea blending workshops where you build your own pouch, evening tea lock-ins, and a matcha masterclass ticketed at 45,00 £ on the company's site. If a blend disappoints, the company's happiness guarantee says it will replace it.

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Where it is

  • Park Street

    73 Park Street, Bristol BS1 5PB

    On Park Street, the shop says just by Boston Tea Party.

    Hours: Mon–Sat 10:30–18:00 · Sun 11:00–17:00

What to buy here

  • Cream Earl Grey

    Earl Grey Creme Tea

    £ 6 · 50 g pouch

    The company's best seller and, by its own account, part of the range since day one: a bergamot Earl Grey with a hint of vanilla, which is the friendliest way into the wall.

    See our page on this tea
  • Matcha

    Pure Grade Ceremonial Matcha

    from £ 22 · 30 g tin

    The unflavoured ceremonial matcha underneath all the flavoured ones, in a 30 g tin sized for whisking rather than baking, with a 100 g refill pouch once you know you like it.

    See our page on this tea
  • Milk Oolong

    Coconut Milk Oolong Tea

    £ 10.50 · 50 g pouch

    Hand-rolled milk oolong pearls with coconut on top: the closest thing on the wall to a proper rolled oolong, and it unfurls the same way in the cup.

    See our page on this tea

The one worth the trip

West Country Pear Cider Tea

£ 8.50 · 50 g pouch

West Country Pear Cider is the only blend on the wall you cannot buy in the chain's London or Brighton shops: a caffeine-free take on cider, made for the Bath and Bristol stores, with half its profits given to a charity each shop picks. It is the one pouch that says where it was bought.

Every price we read, one by one

List prices read on the shop's own product pages. Open a tea to see who else sells it.

TeaTypePriceSize
Builder's Breakfast Brew TeaBlack tea£ 650 g pouch
Earl Grey Creme TeaBlack tea£ 650 g pouch
Sunny SenchaGreen tea£ 650 g pouch
West Country Pear Cider TeaHerbal infusion£ 8.5050 g pouch
Coconut Milk Oolong TeaOolong tea£ 10.5050 g pouch
Pure Grade Ceremonial MatchaMatchafrom £ 2230 g tin

Teas you can find here

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