High Tea with Harriet

High Tea with Harriet Enter a world of fine teas, hidden notes and lingering glances. Here, every blend tells a story and every cup invites you to stay a while.

I found Sunday Tea hiding among the roses this afternoon. 🌹It seemed entirely at home there.A simple black tea with a to...
16/06/2026

I found Sunday Tea hiding among the roses this afternoon. 🌹

It seemed entirely at home there.

A simple black tea with a touch of vanilla, made for slow conversations and unhurried cups.

The sort of tea that reminds you not every moment needs improving.💛

A very serious tea question.Imagine you are allowed to take just one home.White Night, Melbourne Moments, Elevenses, Ris...
15/06/2026

A very serious tea question.

Imagine you are allowed to take just one home.

White Night, Melbourne Moments, Elevenses, Rising Sun, Fields of Gold, or Monsoon Moon.

No tasting notes. No ingredients. No helpful descriptions.

You must choose based on the name alone.

Which one finds its way into your teacup this afternoon? ☕✨

Winter has a way of slowing everything down.The kettle stays on a little longer, conversations linger, and favourite ble...
14/06/2026

Winter has a way of slowing everything down.

The kettle stays on a little longer, conversations linger, and favourite blends find their way back into the teapot.

Today, that blend is Duchess of Bedford — black tea with rose, lavender, vanilla, and a hint of lemon.

The sort of tea that suits a quiet Sunday afternoon rather well. ☕✨

Available online Australia-wide and at Stall 53, Fremantle Markets.

One of my favourite parts of market days is watching people discover a new tea.Sometimes they arrive knowing exactly wha...
13/06/2026

One of my favourite parts of market days is watching people discover a new tea.

Sometimes they arrive knowing exactly what they want. More often, they begin by opening a sample jar and saying, “I usually drink…”

From there, we go exploring.

Something bright for mornings. Something comforting for winter evenings. Something floral, bold, mysterious, or entirely unexpected.

There is a particular satisfaction in finding the blend that makes someone’s face light up and hearing, “Oh, that’s the one.”

If you find yourself wandering through Fremantle Markets this weekend, do stop by and explore the sample jars. We have twenty blends waiting patiently to be discovered. ☕✨

Stall 53, Fremantle Markets — Open 9am–6pm.

Cold hands. Hot tea. ☕❄️The sort of market day that makes you grateful for scarves, good company, and a proper cup of te...
12/06/2026

Cold hands. Hot tea. ☕❄️

The sort of market day that makes you grateful for scarves, good company, and a proper cup of tea.

These are the blends currently earning a place in Lady Harriet’s winter parlour.

11/06/2026

A little belated birthday parcel for someone who helps keep Harriet’s teas moving through the world. ☕✨

Inside: Birthday Tea, a handwritten card, and a few small tea-table treasures.

There is something especially lovely about choosing tea as a gift — it does not ask to be opened quickly, but enjoyed slowly.

Happy belated birthday, and thank you for all you do. 💛

10/06/2026

The roses in today’s video were picked from the front garden.

Michael grows them, and this time of year they’re one of my favourite things to see when I come home. 🌹

While I was setting up some tea photos, Luna decided the occasion required her immediate attention.

She inspected every arrangement, investigated the tea, and spent a great deal of time making sure the roses met her standards.

I can’t say she was particularly helpful, but she was certainly enthusiastic. 🐈☕

A small parlour game for Tuesday afternoon —Tell me a person, book character, film character, or historical figure, and ...
09/06/2026

A small parlour game for Tuesday afternoon —

Tell me a person, book character, film character, or historical figure, and I shall choose the tea I would serve them.

Elizabeth Bennet? Something bright and witty.

Sherlock Holmes? Something robust enough to survive a long night of deductions.

Miss Marple? Something proper, observant, and quietly formidable.

Leave a name below, and I’ll match them to a blend from the tea cabinet. ☕✨

My dear,There are rooms that seem determined to improve one’s spirits.A conservatory in winter is one of them.Outside, t...
08/06/2026

My dear,

There are rooms that seem determined to improve one’s spirits.

A conservatory in winter is one of them.

Outside, the rain may do as it pleases. The garden may sleep beneath grey skies and cold winds. Yet within, there are roses still climbing, lamps still glowing, and a teapot patiently keeping company.

I have always thought there is something wonderfully reassuring about creating a small pocket of warmth while the world beyond the glass is busy being winter.

This afternoon, I hope you find a corner of your own to retreat to — a favourite chair, a good book, and perhaps a proper cup of tea.

Yours faithfully,

Lady Harriet ☕✨

Good morning from Fremantle ☕Before the stall opens, there is usually a cup of Rising Sun somewhere nearby.Out of all ou...
07/06/2026

Good morning from Fremantle ☕

Before the stall opens, there is usually a cup of Rising Sun somewhere nearby.

Out of all our blends, it is the tea I reach for first thing in the morning. Sencha green tea, pineapple, chamomile, rose petals, and marigold — bright enough to start the day, yet gentle enough to savour slowly.

If you’re visiting the markets today, do stop by and explore the sample jars. One of the nicest parts of market life is helping people discover a blend they never expected to love.

And if Fremantle is a little too far away, Rising Sun is always waiting for you online as well. 💚

✨ Stall 53, Fremantle Markets
☕ Open today from 9am–6pm

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Fremantle, WA

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Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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