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Caffeine-Free Teas & Tisanes

Explore our range of caffeine-free teas and tisanes – from peppermint and chamomile to sweet rooibos and spiced chai. Perfect for evenings or mindful moments.

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Explore our range of caffeine-free teas and tisanes – from peppermint and chamomile to sweet rooibos and spiced chai. Perfect for evenings or mindful moments.

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Caffeine-free tea and tisanes for any time of day

Caffeine-free teas let you drink freely without watching the clock. A mug first thing while you're still waking up properly or a pot after dinner—these herbal infusions and rooibos blends won't keep you staring at the ceiling later.

The flavours here span cool and crisp to rich and warming. You'll find single-ingredient classics like Peppermint Tea, Organic Chamomile Tea and Organic Nettle Tea alongside more complex blends such as Sweet Dreams, Kadha Tonic and Rooibos De Provence. Fruit-forward options like Honeyed Peach, Strawberry Rhubarb and Organic Turkish Apple Tea bring natural sweetness.

These teas suit anyone avoiding caffeine entirely—those sensitive to it, pregnant, or simply preferring undisturbed evenings. They also work well for children and for households where not everyone wants the same thing. We hand-pack every order in Yorkshire.

How to choose

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Pick by flavour family

Start with what you already enjoy. Love mint? Try Peppermint Tea, Spearmint Tea or Liquorice & Peppermint Tea. Prefer something fruity? Bramble, Fruit Full and Cranberry Apple Tart deliver. Warming spice lovers should look at Kadha Tonic or Mekong Cinnamon Tea.

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Consider your drinking time

Light, refreshing blends like Organic Lemon Balm Tea or Lemongrass Tea suit daytime drinking. Richer rooibos options like Earl Grey Rooibos or Organic Marzipan Rooibos feel more substantial for evenings when you might otherwise reach for black tea.

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Think about milk

Most herbal teas drink best without milk, but rooibos takes it well. If you like a milky cuppa, try Rooibos or Organic Marzipan Rooibos. They have body enough to stand up to a splash.

Where to start

Start with these teas

Peppermint Tea — one of twelve 100g teas included in the Porter Hill Tea LibraryPeppermint TeaA clean, cooling classic that suits newcomers and seasoned herbal tea drinkers alike.From £3.50 Rooibos, loose leaf: mellow, woody and sweetRooibosSmooth and naturally sweet, this South African staple works with or without milk.From £4.20 Organic Chamomile Tea, loose leaf: floral, apple and gentleOrganic Chamomile TeaGentle, floral and familiar, ideal if you want something soft-tasting for the evening.From £5.45

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Further reading

What teas are caffeine-free?

True caffeine-free teas are herbal infusions (tisanes) made from plants other than Camellia sinensis. This includes herbs like chamomile, peppermint and nettle, fruits, rooibos from South Africa, and spice blends. They contain no caffeine naturally.

Are fruit teas caffeine-free?

Yes. Fruit teas and fruit tisanes contain no Camellia sinensis, so they have no caffeine. Our range includes options like Spiced Apple, Strawberry Kiwi and Honeyed Peach, all naturally caffeine-free.

What is the difference between herbal tea and tisane?

They mean the same thing. Tisane is the technical term for an infusion made from herbs, fruits, spices or flowers rather than tea leaves. Herbal tea is the everyday name most people use in the UK.

Can I drink caffeine-free tea all day?

You can. Without caffeine to consider, these teas work morning through night. Many people keep a few varieties on hand, choosing lighter blends during the day and richer ones in the evening.

Does rooibos tea have caffeine?

No. Rooibos comes from the Aspalathus linearis plant in South Africa, not the tea plant, so it contains no caffeine at all.

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