Editor's Choice
1. Fortnum's Afternoon Blend
Fortnum & Mason created afternoon tea culture. Their blend is the benchmark for the style.
Pros:
- Historic blend
- Perfect balance
- Quintessential
Cons:
- Premium price
Best Value
2. Twinings Afternoon Tea
Twinings' affordable afternoon blend captures the style without the Fortnum's price.
Pros:
- Affordable
- Widely available
- Good quality
Cons:
- Mass-market
Best Light
3. Whittard Afternoon
Whittard's interpretation is light and delicate—perfect with delicate sandwiches.
Pros:
- Very light
- Elegant
- Good with food
Cons:
- Almost too light
Best Darjeeling
4. Darjeeling Afternoon
A Darjeeling-based afternoon blend with characteristic muscatel notes.
Pros:
- Distinctive character
- Interesting choice
- Quality base
Cons:
- Different from traditional
Best Harrods
5. Harrods No. 42
Harrods' afternoon blend is a classic choice for those wanting prestigious presentation.
Pros:
- Prestigious brand
- Good quality
- Gift-worthy
Cons:
- Premium for brand
Best Modern
6. Good & Proper Afternoon
A modern interpretation of afternoon tea from London's Good & Proper.
Pros:
- Modern approach
- Quality sourcing
- Interesting
Cons:
- Less traditional
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