Caffeine: 40–60 mg per cup

Paris Half Dozen – 6 Bags of 50 Sachets

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Paris Half Dozen – 6 Bags of 50 Sachets

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Paris Half Dozen – 6 Bags of 50 Sachets

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Description

Six bags of Paris, our fruity black tea layered with caramel, vanilla, and black currant, with a hint of bergamot. Mike Harney built it as a tribute to the Parisian tea shops he loves, and it has become one of our most popular blends anywhere.

It is round and a little sweet on its own, so it needs little or no sugar, and it is just as good over ice as it is hot. That is the kind of tea a house goes through quickly, which is what the Half Dozen is for.

Bundle includes:

  • 6 Bags of 50 Paris sachets (300 sachets)
  • Each sachet brews one 12 oz. cup of tea

Refill your tins from the bags and keep the rest sealed until you need them. Our most economical per-serving price on the blend.

Packaging Types

Loose Tea: Bulk whole or broken leaves

Tea Bags: Finely cut tea in paper bags

Sachets: Whole-leaf tea in mesh bags

Tea Pods: Single-serve pods for Keurig® brewers

Iced Tea Pouches: Large bags for batches of iced tea

Packaging Types

Loose Tea: Bulk whole or broken leaves

Tea Bags: Finely cut tea in paper bags

Sachets: Whole-leaf tea in mesh bags

Tea Pods: Single-serve pods for Keurig® brewers

Iced Tea Pouches: Large bags for batches of iced tea

What Customers Say

4.9 out of 5 · 7,178 reviews

morning and afternoon ritualsmooth with milk or creamvanilla, caramel, and fruit notesgifting and sharing
This aromatic tea is romantic, fragrant, and delicious.
— Jamie L.

Four Decades of Tradition

In 1983, John Harney set out to make tea an everyday luxury, hand-blending his first teas in the basement of his country inn in Salisbury, Connecticut.
Three generations later, we still follow his one rule: only buy and blend teas that make us smile. Today we blend more than 300 of them from a home base in Millerton, New York, where the third generation is adding blends of its own.

A Tribute to Paris

Paris is a Harney & Sons original, created by Mike as a tribute to Paris, a city he knows well. His wife, Brigitte, is from Paris, and the two of them have spent many days enjoying its charms and each other. Paris is the city of Light but also Love. He wanted a black tea that carried that same feeling, so he layered a fruity black base with caramel, vanilla, and black currant, then finished it with a hint of bergamot. Like the city that inspired it, it is complex, and it merits not just one cup, but many. And we know that you will love it!

Blended in Millerton, poured the world over

How to Enjoy It

Paris is complex and layered. Here is how we make it when we want it at its best.

Water

Start with fresh spring or filtered water. With this many layers in the cup, a clean start lets each one come through.

Hot

With its black tea base, you'll want to use boiling water (212ºF). Steep 5 minutes so the caramel and black currant have room to come forward.

Iced

Brew it double strength, twice the tea for the same water, then pour straight over a tall glass of ice. The caramel and black currant stay full as it dilutes instead of thinning out.

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Common questions

What does Paris tea taste like, and what is in it?
Paris is a fruity black blend layered with caramel, vanilla, and black currant, finished with a hint of lemony bergamot. Mike Harney created it as an homage to the classic Parisian tea shops, and it tastes rich and dessert-like without being heavy.

Is Paris good with milk or sugar?
Paris drinks beautifully on its own and needs little or no sweetener, since the caramel and vanilla notes already read as sweet. If you like a creamier cup you can add a splash of milk, but many people enjoy it plain to keep the bergamot bright.

How much caffeine is in Paris?
As a black tea, Paris has about 40 to 60 mg of caffeine per cup, a moderate amount. If you would rather skip the caffeine, we also offer Decaf Paris and a caffeine-free Paris Herbal.

Is there a decaf or caffeine-free version of Paris?
Yes. Decaf Paris keeps the caramel, vanilla, and bergamot character without the caffeine, and Paris Herbal is a caffeine-free herbal take on the same flavor. Both are good choices for the evening or for anyone moderating caffeine.

Should I buy Paris in loose leaf, sachets, or teabags?
Paris comes in loose leaf, sachets, and wrapped teabags, so it comes down to your routine. Loose leaf gives you the fullest flavor and lets you adjust the strength, while sachets and wrapped teabags are the easy, tidy option for the office or travel.

How do I brew Paris?
Bring fresh water to a full boil at 212F and steep Paris for 5 minutes. That is enough time to draw out the caramel, vanilla, and black currant while keeping the bergamot lively. See the How to Enjoy section on this page for more detail.