Caffeine Free Tea Blends

Almost all herbal teas are caffeine-free, with the exception of a few such as Yerba Mate. as are decaffeinated black and green teas. Tea made from the Camellia sinensis plant will contain caffeine, but there are ways to reduce the amount of caffeine in tea. Tea infusion time, water temperature and amount of leaf used all affect the level of caffeine in a cup of tea.

Organic teas are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, and they often taste better than conventionally grown teas. Many organic teas are also Fair Trade certified, meaning the growers and workers receive a fair price for their product.

When shopping for organic tea, look for products that are certified by a reputable organisation such as the USDA National Organic Program or OCIA International.

This is a filtered list containing decaf tea that you are safe to order from if you are one of the many individuals that have sensitivity to caffeine or prefer just not to drink it!

There are many other natural stimulants such as Ginseng that work wonderfully well, without the use of caffeine. If you are looking for a coffee alternative, you may wish to try out Chicory tea or Dandelion tea for a similar dark taste.