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Raspberry Leaf & Herbal Infusions
Explore two caffeine-free teas: clean, earthy raspberry leaf and the berry-rich Rubus et al. blend. Compare their flavours, choose a pouch size and brew them hot or iced.
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About Raspberry Leaf & Herbal Infusions
Explore two caffeine-free teas: clean, earthy raspberry leaf and the berry-rich Rubus et al. blend. Compare their flavours, choose a pouch size and brew them hot or iced.
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RASPBERRY LEAF AND BERRY BOTANICALS
Two herbal teas, chosen for their flavour
Raspberry Leaf Tea brews a clean, slightly tannic cup with soft green notes. Rubus et al. brings a fuller, berry-rich flavour with a tangy finish. Both are caffeine-free and can be brewed hot or iced.
Choose the straightforward leaf if you like a dry, earthy infusion, or try Rubus et al. for fruitier notes. Start with a small pouch to find your favourite. Each tea is hand-packed in Yorkshire.
How to choose
Choose your flavour
Raspberry Leaf Tea is clean, mild and slightly dry. Rubus et al. has berry-rich, hedgerow fruit notes and a tangier finish.
Brew hot or iced
Both teas are caffeine-free. Brew hot for a simple cup, or make a slightly stronger infusion and pour it over ice.
Try a smaller pouch first
If the flavours are new to you, start with a small pouch before choosing a larger pack.
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What do these herbal teas taste like?
Raspberry leaf is clean, mild and slightly dry. Rubus et al. is fuller and fruitier, with a tangy finish.
Are these herbal infusions caffeine-free?
Yes. Both teas in this collection are made from herbs and botanicals rather than the Camellia sinensis tea plant.
How do I brew these herbal teas?
Use freshly boiled water and steep for five to seven minutes. These herbs can handle longer brewing without turning bitter, so adjust to your taste. Works well iced too.
Can I brew these teas iced?
Yes. Brew a little stronger than usual, let the tea cool, then pour over ice. Raspberry leaf stays clean and dry; Rubus et al. brings more fruit.
What is raspberry leaf tea?
Raspberry leaf comes from the same plant that produces raspberries. The dried leaves make a mild, slightly earthy infusion with subtle green, hay-like notes and a clean, dry finish.