caffeine free teas - buy decaf tea online

when you want to enjoy your tea routine but not deal with jumpy feeling from caffeine, decaf or caffeine free teas save the day as practical alternatives. these options let you relish the taste of tea without the side-effects.

decaffeinated teas or decaf teas are regular teas that go through a special process to remove or tone down the caffeine content. the goal is to keep the taste and discard as much caffeine as possible. this caffeine makeover is done with organic solvents, carbon dioxide or the swiss water process.

removing caffeine from tea is a game-changer for tea enthusiasts. it allows you to enjoy the rich taste of tea without dealing with potential caffeine side effects such as insomnia or a faster heart rate.

• flowers: herbal teas, like chamomile, hibiscus, lavender, are made using flowers and offer a calming and soothing floral experience.
• leaves and stalks: these help you make a refreshing drink, like peppermint tea and lemongrass tea.
• roots: they have unique flavours – ginger root tea has a warm and spicy flavour while liquorice root tea has a sweet and soothing taste.
• spices: herbal teas made from spices bring a lively variety. cinnamon tea has warmth, turmeric tea is slightly spicy and cardamom tea provides a fragrant and slightly sweet flavours.
• fruits: these teas have a sweet and fruity flavours and are usually combined with spices or other ingredients to make a balanced drink. apple-cinnamon tea is one such option.

1. Carbon dioxide - the most natural decaffeination method used. High pressure and high temps are used on tea leaves until the carbon dioxide gets to a certain state. The carbon dioxide turns into a solvent and extracts the caffeine. 
2. Water processing - the tea leaves are soaked in hot water then it is placed through a carbon filter which removes the caffeine molecules. The water is then added back to the leaves. 
3. Methylene chloride - the tea leaves are soaked in a chemical solvent called methylene chloride. The chemical is taken out which also takes out the caffeine.
4. Ethyl acetate - the soaking of tea leaves is done this time in ethyl acetate. This is  a chemical that naturally contained in tea leaves. The chemical and caffeine is removed.

1. Firstly, grab your favourite cup from the cupboard.  
2. Pop one of our caffeine free tea bag in it 
3. Put quality unfiltered cold fresh water in the kettle then boil. 
4. Cover the tea bag with boiling water 
5. Leave to brew for around 3-4 minutes. 
6. Take out the caffeine free tea bag for a warming drink.