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  • Raspberry Leaf Tea, loose leaf: leafy, mild and earthy
  • Raspberry Leaf Tea from Porter Hill, leafy and mild
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Raspberry Leaf Tea

Raspberry leaves make a mild, earthy herbal tea. Leafy in flavour, rather than berry-sweet.

Caffeine
Caffeine-free
Brew
1 tsp · 100°C · 2–3 min
Milk
No milk needed
Best
Mid-afternoon
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Weight
  • Packed by hand in Huddersfield
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Which size should I choose?

50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.

100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.

200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.

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Is this your cup?

People who want a mild, leafy, earthy cup, more like a gentle green than a berry tea.

Perhaps not if you're expecting a raspberry-flavoured fruit tea. Try Raspberry Lemon Verbena →

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Get to know your tea.

Where the tea was grown

Bulgaria

Explore the ingredients

Raspberry leaf
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Caffeine-free herbal infusion

Leaves, not berries — and that's the point

Raspberry leaf tea brews a mellow, gently earthy cup with none of the fruit-tea sweetness you might expect. Ideal for anyone after a simple, unflashy herbal that drinks well any time of day.

Origin
Poland / Bulgaria
Caffeine
None
Milk?
Best without
Best time
Any time
Raspberry Leaf Tea from Porter Hill, leafy and mild

The story

The name can be misleading

If you're picturing a sweet, berry-scented brew, this isn't that. Raspberry leaf tea comes from the plant's leaves, not the fruit, and the taste is closer to a mild green tea than a fruity infusion. It's earthy, a little grassy, with faint hay-like notes and a clean, dry finish. Some people compare it to a gentler black tea, without the caffeine or the tannin bite.

The leaves themselves are a muted green on one side and silvery-grey on the other, thanks to fine hairs on the underside. Brewed, they give a light amber cup that stays smooth even as it cools. There's no need for honey or lemon to make it palatable, though neither would go amiss if you fancy them.

It's one of those teas that slips easily into a daily routine. Nothing demanding, nothing that insists on your attention. Just a quiet cup whenever the kettle boils. Mid-afternoon, after dinner, last thing at night — it works.

How to brew it

How to brew a proper cup

01Hot

Amount
1 teaspoon (about 1.5g)
Water
100°C, freshly boiled
Time
2–3 minutes

Cover while steeping. Longer brewing brings out more earthy depth.

02Stronger infusion

Amount
2 teaspoons per cup
Water
100°C
Time
5–8 minutes

A fuller, more robust cup if you prefer it that way.

03Iced

Amount
2 tablespoons per 500ml
Water
Cold, filtered
Time
8–12 hours in the fridge

Strain and serve over ice. Surprisingly refreshing.

Shop tip: Cover your cup or pot while it steeps. It keeps the heat in and helps draw out the flavour.

Made for moments like

Mid-afternoon slump

When you want something warm but don't fancy more caffeine. It fills the gap without wiring you up.

Evening wind-down

A mild, unfussy cup to drink while reading or watching something. Won't keep you awake.

Daily ritual seekers

For anyone who likes a consistent, no-nonsense herbal they can rely on every day without thinking too hard.

Lovely withPlain digestive biscuitsOatcakes with butterA slice of lemon drizzle cakeScrambled eggs on toastQuiet mornings with the radio

Weighing it up?

Not quite what you’re after? Try these.

Organic Nettle TeaOrganic Nettle TeaChoose nettle if you want a more grassy, vegetal character with a bit more bite.From £4.55 Organic Chamomile TeaOrganic Chamomile TeaChoose chamomile if you prefer something floral and apple-sweet rather than earthy.From £5.45 Organic Dandelion Leaf TeaOrganic Dandelion Leaf TeaChoose dandelion leaf if you want a slightly more bitter, mineral-forward cup.From £3.90

Good questions

Things people ask us in the shop

Does raspberry leaf tea taste like raspberries?

Not at all. The flavour comes from the leaves, not the fruit, so expect something earthy, mildly grassy and clean rather than sweet or berry-like. It's closer to a gentle green tea.

Is it caffeine-free?

Yes, completely. Raspberry leaf is a herbal infusion, not a true tea, so there's no caffeine. You can drink it any time without worrying about sleep.

Can I add milk?

You can, but most people find it's better without. The flavour is light and earthy, which doesn't really suit milk. Honey or lemon work well if you want to add anything.

How many cups will I get from a bag?

Using about 1.5g per cup, a 50g bag makes roughly 33 cups. The 250g bag gives you around 165 cups, which is good value if you drink it daily.

How should I store it?

Keep it sealed in an airtight container, somewhere cool, dry and away from strong smells. Stored properly, it should stay fresh for 12–18 months.

Full product details

Raspberry Leaf Tea is a pure, naturally caffeine-free loose leaf herbal tea. A traditional infusion widely used in women’s wellness routines. Find out more in our blog here.

Also known as red raspberry leaf tea, it brews a smooth, gently earthy cup with subtle green, hay-like notes and a clean, dry finish, making it easy to drink regularly without sweetness or flavourings.

Milder than mint and less floral than chamomile, raspberry leaf is an ideal “everyday” herbal tea — soothing, simple and grounding, whether sipped plain or blended with lemon, honey or other botanicals.

Minty • Cooling • Refreshing

Why you’ll love it

  • Loose leaf quality for a fuller, fresher cup
  • Balanced flavour that stays smooth as it cools
  • Perfect for everyday brews (and a little bit of ritual)

Brewing guide

  • Amount: 1 teaspoon per cup
  • Water: freshly boiled (100°C)
  • Time: 2–3 minutes (adjust to taste)

FAQs

Does it contain caffeine?

Naturally caffeine-free.

Can I drink it with milk?

Best without milk.

How should I store it?

Keep sealed in a cool, dry place away from strong odours.

A quiet cup, whenever you need one

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