Pukka organic tea advent calendar opened out with sachets and a cup of tea

Pukka Organic Tea Advent Calendar Review

Pukka's Organic Tea Advent Calendar holds 24 organic tea bags, and the Amazon UK listing for the 2026 edition names it Black & Herbal. The box and sachets are described as fully recyclable.

ORGANIC United Kingdom $17

8.6/10 Excellent

Overview

The Amazon UK title reads Pukka Herbs Organic Tea Advent Calendar 2026, Black & Herbal, 24 Bags, and the listing promises black, green and herbal blends to discover. The company began in Bristol in 2001, founded by herbalist Sebastian Pole and businessman Tim Westwell, and was bought by Unilever in 2017.

It became a B Corp and still builds its identity on organic herbs. Pukka's regular range includes Three Ginger and Winter Warmer, and the matcha-based Supreme Matcha Green, the blends retailer listings of its calendars have named. The calendar and its sachets are described as fully recyclable.

Expect a calm, wellness-minded December rather than a showy one, and a better fit for a mug-at-the-desk household than for an afternoon-tea-with-scones one.

Taste & variety

The Amazon UK listing is titled Black & Herbal and promises black, green and herbal blends, a more interesting offer than the single word Pukka is known for. Black and green teas share the box with the herbal blends the brand built its name on, so a Tuesday in the first week and a Tuesday in the third can taste like different months.

Retailer listings of Pukka calendars name Three Ginger, Winter Warmer and Supreme Matcha Green among the blends, which gives a fair picture of the house style: spice, warmth and a little matcha. Everything is organic. With herbal blends the hour matters, since a chamomile bag belongs after supper and a ginger one before the walk to work.

Packaging & gift appeal

Amazon states that the calendar and the sachets are fully recyclable, a fitting detail for a company that became a B Corp and pledges one percent of its sales to environmental causes through 1% for the Planet.

Pukka is a quiet brand, and the calendar is more at home on a kitchen shelf beside the kettle than centre stage under the tree. That is no complaint. A box that does not demand attention in December tends to be the one still being opened on the 24th, and the wrapping paper can supply whatever sparkle the occasion needs.

What is in the box

24 organic tea bags in sachets, behind the doors of a recyclable calendar. The listing describes black, green and herbal blends.

Key features

  • 24 organic tea bags
  • Black, green and herbal teas, per the Amazon UK listing
  • From Pukka, the Bristol herbal tea brand founded in 2001
  • Calendar and sachets described as fully recyclable

Buying advice

Amazon UK sells it under listing B0F53TH82B, titled for 2026, listed at $17. The same listing carried a 2025 title last year, with the same description. Pukka calendars have been sold by many retailers across the years, so check that the year in the title says 2026 before ordering, since older boxes still turn up in shop listings.

Early November is a sensible time to order: the box has to arrive and be wrapped before the first of December.

Listed at $17.

Our verdict

A calm, organic December from the Bristol herbalists, now widened to take in black and green teas as well as the herbal blends Pukka made its name on. Right for someone who already likes the brand. A committed breakfast-tea drinker will find the herbal side outweighs their usual.

What we like

  • Certified organic
  • Black, green and herbal teas in one calendar
  • Pukka's herbal expertise and a recyclable box
A few things to know
  • Pukka's blends lean herbal and Ayurvedic-inspired, which not every classic tea drinker wants
  • Bags only, with no loose leaf ritual to look forward to

Questions about Pukka Organic Tea Advent Calendar

What is in Pukka Organic Tea Advent Calendar?

24 doors. 24 organic tea bags in sachets, behind the doors of a recyclable calendar.

Is Pukka Organic Tea Advent Calendar organic?

The brand describes it as organic. The review repeats that from the box or the shop, and the certification is the thing to check on the listing before you buy.

About Pukka

Pukka began in Bristol in 2001, when businessman Tim Westwell placed a classified ad and the only reply came from a herbalist named Sebastian Pole.

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