The Whittard of Chelsea chain offers a wide range of products such as tea, coffee and hot chocolate.
Whittard of Chelsea
English Tea Merchant since 1886
Founded in London in 1886 by Walter Whittard, this British house is a benchmark for tea and coffee. With around forty shops in the UK, it appeals to lovers of authentic flavours. The brand is also present in more than twenty countries around the world. Each shop offers a wide selection of teas, coffee beans and hot chocolate powders with varied aromas. Lovers of beautiful pieces will also find elegant tableware, often decorated with English patterns. Among them, collections inspired by Alice in Wonderland add a magical touch to every cup.


A “So English” Shop
Whittard of Chelsea ; Seasonal Teas and Limited Editions
The brand offers a wide range of tea products. The assortments change with the seasons, with limited editions, Christmas collections and new releases. The house takes the same care over its selection of coffees and chocolate powders, regularly refreshed. The more classic accessories complete the experience with elegance. In every shop, visitors can taste the teas on the spot.



Tea, a British Passion
Tea arrived in England in the 17th century, at first reserved for the aristocracy. It then became the national drink, enjoyed at any time of day. In the 1840s, the Duchess of Bedford launched the fashion for afternoon tea. A late-afternoon snack helped people wait until dinner. Even today, the British drink several cups a day, often with a dash of milk. Houses like Whittard keep this tradition alive.
Whittard of Chelsea ; Souvenir Ideas
A Whittard shop is full of ideas for taking a little bit of England home. The tea tins, often beautifully decorated, make lovely gifts. Flavoured hot chocolate powders delight those with a sweet tooth. Illustrated tableware completes an English-style tea service. To prepare a successful tea time at home, the article Tea Time comme à Downton Abbey (in French) offers recipes and table ideas.
Whittard of Chelsea ; A Must-Visit in the United Kingdom
Travelling in the United Kingdom is always a huge pleasure, as several blog articles (in French) show. One British tradition is faithfully respected: drinking litres of tea. And sometimes treating yourself to a delicious Afternoon Tea (in French). These deeply English rituals are almost sacred. On every trip across the Channel, stepping into Whittard of Chelsea is therefore a given. This institution embodies refinement, tradition and a love of tea. A must-visit, and a real treat for lovers of authentic flavours.


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