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Explore our premium organic herbal teas, meticulously picked to offer a rich, full-bodied flavor profile and an unparalleled tea-drinking experience. 

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  • “Game changer for my bloating and stomach discomfort.”

    Chamomile Ginger tea is a game-changer for me! I suffer from bloating and stomach discomfort after meals, but since I started drinking this tea, I've noticed a significant improvement. The flavor is amazing too! The chamomile and ginger blend beautifully to create a comforting and delicious tea.

    Jennifer Garcia
  • Kathmandu Cosmos (Naturally DECAF | Caffeine Free)

     “Awesome!! Flavor is outstanding!”

    I really love the Kathmandu Cosmos, naturally decaffeinated caffeine free tea. I can’t have any caffeine, so this tea is perfect for me. But unlike other caffeine free teas, this has amazing flavor! I will be buying it again and again and again!

    Lahra Svare

What is Organic Herbal Tea?

Herbal tea is a soothing beverage made from a variety of dried plants and fruits, including leaves, flowers, seeds, and roots. Unlike traditional teas, which are derived from the Camellia Sinensis plant, herbal teas can be crafted from countless botanical ingredients, each contributing unique flavors and health benefits. With a diverse range of aromas and tastes, herbal teas are perfect for any time of day, whether as a calming ritual or a refreshing pick-me-up.

How Many Types of Herbal Tea Are There?

Does Herbal Tea have Caffeine?

How to Brew Herbal Tea?

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What is the Difference Between Herbal Tea and Black Tea? 

The first very obvious difference between Black Tea and Herbal Tea is the caffeine content. Black tea has one of the highest amounts of caffeine content among all teas, which offers a robust flavor and a stimulating effect. In contrast, Herbal teas are caffeine-free infusions made from various herbs, flowers, and fruits, providing diverse flavors and calming, health-boosting benefits that are beneficial for the human body.

Read More: True Teas vs Tisanes: Know Your Teas

Does Herbal Tea have Caffeine?

Herbal teas, or tisanes, are naturally caffeine-free, as they are made from a blend of flowers, fruits, and herbs that do not contain caffeine. However, some herbal infusions, like Yerba Mate and Guayusa, are exceptions. While not technically teas, these herbs do contain high levels of caffeine.

What does Herbal Tea Taste Like?

Herbal tea offers a very diverse range of flavors, depending on the ingredients used. It can be floral and fragrant, like chamomile or lavender, earthy and soothing, like peppermint or rooibos, or fruity and tangy, like hibiscus or rose. Each herbal blend has a unique taste profile, from sweet and delicate to bold and revitalizing.