2 Fortnum & Mason tea advent calendars compared for 2026, with their published contents and packaging covered below.
We reviewed 2 Fortnum & Mason calendars this season, made in United Kingdom. The highest rated is the Fortnum & Mason Tea & Biscuits Sharing Calendar at 9.6/10. Each review below covers the teas, the box and who it suits.
Fortnum & Mason has been selling tea since 1707, when William Fortnum left royal service as a footman and went into the grocery trade with Hugh Mason.
This calendar is for a couple, or two people who share a desk or a kitchen, because each day brings two servings of tea and a handful of biscuits. For a single reader it is generous to the point of excess.
In 1902 it blended Royal Blend for Edward VII, and that tea is in this box. So are Countess Grey, Victoria Grey and Earl Grey Classic, which gives you a sense of the house: it likes a title.
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Fortnum & Mason's Tea & Biscuits Sharing Advent Calendar holds 24 tea and biscuit pairings: 48 silky tea bags and 88 biscuits, two servings a day. The page invites you to brew, sip and dunk through the festive season.
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Fortnum & Mason's Tea Lovers' Advent Calendar holds 24 silky, plastic-free, home-compostable tea bags, from Royal Blend and Countess Grey to Rooibos Gingerbread Chai, and a teatime poem.