CAFFEINE FREE TEAS PAGE 2

Drinking caffeine-free teas doesn't mean you have to sacrifice taste or aroma.

You can still enjoy a variety of different tea blends, even if you are avoiding caffeine. Herbs, spices, and roots can make a delightful combination as a herbal or fruit infusion.

Some of our most popular are camomile, ginger, peppermint and hibiscus.

Another one of our popular caffeine free teas is rooibos, made from South African red bush leaves. It is full-bodied with warm nutty notes and is a great, naturally caffeine-free substitute for black tea.

You can try a variety of flavours in any form you fancy: loose leaf tea or tea bags.

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Decaffeinated vs.Caffeine-Free Teas

Tea leaves contain naturally occurring caffeine. If you are in search of something different, this is where decaffeinated and caffeine-free teas come in. These two terms are often used interchangeably, but there is a difference between the two.

Caffeine-free teas don't contain any amounts of caffeine, while decaffeinated teas contain caffeine which is later removed. Typically, decaffeinated tea contains 2mgs of caffeine, as the decaffeination process can't totally remove it all. Caffeine-free teas don't have any caffeine to begin with thanks to their natural composition.

Caffeine-free teas are generally herbal, fruit or rooibos teas with flavours such as camomile, jasmine and mint.