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Green, White & Decaf Teas
6 products to explore
About Green, White & Decaf Teas
Explore green teas, white tea and decaf chai by flavour and brewing style. Check the product-specific caffeine information before choosing: caffeine content varies with the leaf, serving size and preparation.
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Green, white and decaffeinated tea
Green, White & Decaf Teas
Compare green teas, Pai Mu Tan white tea and Decaf Masala Chai by flavour. Read each product’s tasting notes, caffeine information and brewing directions before choosing.
Explore roasted Hojicha, Kukicha, Pai Mu Tan, Mint Bazaar, Heart Warmer and Decaf Masala Chai. Check each product’s tasting notes and preparation directions.
Caffeine varies with the leaf, serving size and brewing method. Decaffeination removes most caffeine, but decaffeinated tea can still contain some. Check product-specific information before choosing.
How to choose
Check the caffeine information
Do not infer caffeine content from a pale cup, mild taste or tea style alone. Read the individual product details.
By flavour style
Compare roasted Hojicha, delicate Pai Mu Tan and the warming spices of Decaf Masala Chai. Use the tasting notes to choose your flavour.
By milk preference
Decaf Masala Chai can be enjoyed with milk. Try the green and white teas plain first, then follow each product’s serving suggestions.
Good questions
Things people ask us in the shop
What affects caffeine content?
The product, amount used and preparation all affect the caffeine in a cup. Tea style alone does not establish a reliable ranking.
Are these teas caffeine-free?
No. Green and white teas naturally contain caffeine, and decaffeinated tea can still contain some. Check the information for the product you choose.
Is decaffeinated the same as caffeine-free?
No. Decaffeination removes most caffeine but does not guarantee none remains. Check the individual product rather than relying on a category name.
Does less caffeine mean weaker flavour?
Flavour strength and caffeine content are different. Compare the product’s tasting notes and brewing directions separately from its caffeine information.
How should I store loose leaf tea?
Store tea airtight, away from light and strong smells to keep it tasting its best.


