Artisanal bold blends
Savor calm moments.
Experience tranquility in every cup with Dolly's bold blends for a delicious day. Handpicked leaves, flowers and roots, balanced to enliven and soothe.
Inside the bag
Open a Dolly's bag and meet every herb
Choose a blend and tap the bag. Each ingredient rises out on its own thread. Hover or tap any herb for where it comes from and how people have used it.
Originals
Signature
Heritage
Steep a cup
Tap the glass. Drop the bag. Watch it bloom.
- 1Tap the clear glass cup of hot water. It trembles on its saucer.
- 2Tap again and a Dolly's tea bag drops in.
- 3Color swirls out of the leaves until the cup turns the shade of your blend.
A clear glass of hot water is waiting.
The collection
Bold blends for a delicious day
Every blend comes in six sizes, from a five-bag sampler to a 120-count value box. Pick a size to see the pack, how much tea is inside and the price.
Prices are suggestions for this preview, checked against similar small-batch tea shops. Dolly sets the final prices.
Originals
Classic teas and single herbsSignature Collection
Dolly's everyday favoritesHeritage Collection
New: inspired by the Mali Empire, the Nile and the Southeast's first teaA cup for every part of the day
What's your moment?
A Dolly's Tea Book
From Nigeria's zobo and kola to the gold roads of Mali: the story behind every herb in a Dolly's Tea blend.
Book design by Malachi Hamilton · CrownMal
Roots & Royals
- Dolly's Story
- The Leaf and the Infusion
- African Roots of the Pantry
- Mali, 1312
- From Kola to Cola
- How Europe Borrowed
- Iron Root
- Sea, Seed and Grain
- Sacred Plants
- Brewing Royals
Roots & Royals
A book of herbs, heritage and the Dolly's Tea story
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The herb book
Roots & Royals
Ten chapters and an A to Z of 83 plants, from Nigeria's pantry and Mali's golden road to the sacred plants of the world. 207 pages.
- 1
Dolly's Story
Her own words, waiting for her pen.
- 2
The Leaf and the Infusion
Tea, tisanes and the people who first steeped them.
- 3
African Roots of the Pantry
Zobo, kunun aya, pepper soup spices and the markets.
- 4
Mali, 1312: The Golden Road
Mansa Musa, Timbuktu and the trans-Saharan trade.
- 5
From Kola to Cola
The nut of welcome and the Atlanta soda that borrowed its name.
- 6
How Europe Borrowed
Grains of paradise, sorrel, rice, cloves, vanilla and the price of trade.
- 7
Iron Root
Jamaican roots tonics, wild Florida Smilax and the black drink.
- 8
Sea, Seed and Grain
Sea moss, black seed, forbidden rice and Africa's own rice.
- 9
Sacred Plants
Frankincense, lotus, sage, iroko and iboga: to know, not to brew.
- 10
Brewing Royals and Staying Safe
Steeping, zobo at home, caffeine and herb safety.
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Our story
"I've loved tea for as long as I can remember. Dolly's Tea is that love, in a cup you can share."
Dolly is a young tea lover turning a lifelong ritual into a brand: bold blends rooted in African and Indigenous tea traditions, made for real days. She hosts a podcast and shares tea talk with her community on Instagram.