HERBAL & GREEN TEA BLENDS

Herbal & Green Tea Blends

Wellness teas for everyday rituals.

Choose a blend for its ingredients and flavour. Read each product’s caffeine information and brewing notes before finding a place for it in your routine.

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About Herbal & Green Tea Blends

Explore herbal and green blends by flavour, from fresh leaves to flowers and warming spice. Find the ingredients and caffeine details on each tea page.

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Caffeine-free herbal infusions

Herbal tea blends for every mood

This collection brings together caffeine-free herbal infusions, each chosen for flavour and character rather than promises. You will find single-ingredient teas like Organic Chamomile Tea and Organic Nettle Tea alongside more complex blends such as Sweet Dreams, Kadha Tonic and Dandelion Detox. Every bag is hand-packed in Yorkshire from whole leaves, flowers and roots.

The range runs from light and floral to bold and spicy. Glow offers a bright, fruit-forward cup while Thai Ginger Root delivers proper warmth. Meadow Morning Walk sits somewhere gentler, and Liquorice & Peppermint Tea balances sweetness with cool mint. If you want something unusual, Mugwort Tea and Butterfly Pea Flower are worth a look.

These teas suit anyone avoiding caffeine, whether that means evenings only or all day long. They are chosen purely for taste and are not treatments or remedies. Brew them hot, let them steep a little longer than black tea, and enjoy them straight or with a drop of honey.

How to choose

01

Start with flavour

Decide whether you lean towards floral, minty, spicy or earthy. Chamomile and Lemon Balm sit at the lighter end, while Liquorice Root and Kadha Tonic bring deeper, warming notes.

02

Think about time of day

All the teas here are caffeine-free, so any works late at night. For a quiet evening routine, something gentle like Sweet Dreams or Calming Tulsi often fits the bill.

03

Check the ingredients

Single-herb teas let one flavour shine. Blends like Dandelion Detox or Focus layer several botanicals for more complexity. Each product page lists exactly what is inside.

Good questions

Things people ask us in the shop

What is the difference between herbal tea and tisane?

They mean the same thing. Tisane is the formal term for any infusion made from herbs, flowers, roots or fruit rather than the Camellia sinensis tea plant. We use both words interchangeably.

How long should I steep herbal tea?

Most herbal teas need four to six minutes in freshly boiled water. Roots and spices like ginger or liquorice can handle longer, up to eight minutes, for a stronger brew.

Can I cold brew herbal tea?

Yes. Add loose leaves to cold water and leave in the fridge for six to twelve hours. Hibiscus and Lemongrass work particularly well this way.

Do herbal teas contain caffeine?

Every tea in this collection is naturally caffeine-free because none contain leaves from the tea plant. Check individual product pages for full ingredient lists.

How much loose leaf should I use per cup?

A level teaspoon, roughly two to three grams, suits most mugs. For a teapot, add one spoon per cup plus one extra for the pot if you like it stronger.