Herbal Teas

Sip the purity of nature with our artisan-crafted herbal tea blends, naturally caffeine-free and designed to support your daily wellness journey.

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About Herbal Teas

What is herbal tea?

Herbal tea is not technically "tea" from the Camellia sinensis plant, but rather a "tisane" made from infusions of dried fruits, flowers, spices, or herbs. Because they lack traditional tea leaves, most of our herbal tea blends are naturally caffeine-free, making them the perfect choice for any time of day.

Does herbal tea have caffeine?

A common question is: herbal tea, does it have caffeine? Pure herbal infusions like our Hibiscus Queen or Chamomile Rose Moringa are 100% caffeine-free. This makes herbal tea caffeine-free options ideal for those looking to reduce their stimulant intake or enjoy a "deep relaxation" ritual before bed.

Which herbal tea is right for me?

Choosing the right blend depends on your current wellness goal:

  • For an Antioxidant Boost: Our Hibiscus Queen Herbal Tea offers a tart, vibrant profile rich in antioxidants.
  • For Relaxation: Try the floral and earthy notes of Chamomile Rose Moringa (CamRoMo) to support rest.
  • For General Wellness: Blends like Tulsi Revive or Blue Vitality provide a holistic way to enjoy the functional benefits of traditional herbs.

Herbal tea while pregnant

Many people find comfort in herbal tea while pregnant, but it is important to choose wisely. While many ingredients like chamomile or fruit-based infusions are popular, we always recommend consulting with a healthcare professional before adding new herbal tea blends to your routine during pregnancy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drink herbal tea for a sore throat?

Yes, choosing an herbal tea for sore throat relief is a time-tested remedy. Ingredients like ginger, honey-based blends, or marshmallow root can help coat the throat and reduce irritation.

Is there an herbal tea for acid reflux?

Finding an herbal tea for acid reflux requires avoiding triggers like heavy peppermint. We recommend soothing, non-acidic blends like chamomile or ginger to help calm the esophagus without causing further irritation.

How does it differ from tea for digestion?

While many herbal infusions support gut health, an herbal tea for digestion specifically utilizes carminative herbs like fennel or cardamom to spark movement in the gastrointestinal tract. Note: For targeted relief, see our dedicated [Digestive Teas Collection].

Why choose hibiscus-based teas?

Herbal tea hibiscus blends are favored not just for their stunning deep red color but for their potential to support heart health and provide a massive vitamin C boost.