Loose Leaf Herbal Tea

Our loose leaf herbal teas are blends of flowers, roots, leaves and spices, and most are naturally caffeine-free. For quiet evenings, start with Chamomile Tea, Lavender Lemon Tea or Elderberry Night Tea. For warming, spiced cups, try Ginger Turmeric Tea or Chaga Chai Tea; for something bright and floral, Feel Good Flower Tea or White Pine Needle Tea. Prefer to blend your own? Browse our single dried herbs.

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How to Choose a Loose Leaf Herbal Tea

Herbal teas are made from flowers, leaves, roots, spices and fruit rather than the tea plant, so most are naturally caffeine-free and easy to enjoy any time of day. The best way to choose is by flavor and by when you plan to drink it.

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Real botanicals

Whole or cut flowers, leaves, roots and fruit, not flavor powders.

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A full ingredient list

Every blend names each herb, so you know exactly what is in your cup.

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Clear caffeine information

Almost all of our herbal teas are caffeine-free; any that are not say so.

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Honest cautions

Where an herb needs care, the product page says so.

Choose an Herbal Tea by Flavor

All of our herbal teas are above. Here they are grouped by taste.

Soft & Calming

Gentle, floral cups for the evening.

Warm & Spiced

Cozy, warming blends for cold mornings.

Bright & Fruity

Citrusy, fruity cups that are great iced.

Smooth & Unusual

Something a little different.

How to Brew Herbal Tea

Water

Just below boiling. Herbal teas like hot water and rarely turn bitter.

Amount

1–2 teaspoons per 8 oz of water.

Steep time

Most blends 5–7 minutes, covered to keep the aroma in. Pine needle tea needs 10–15 minutes.

Iced

Brew double-strength and pour over ice, or cold brew 2 tablespoons in 32 oz of water overnight.

Good to Know

  • Caffeine-free, unless a blend lists tea leaves. Every product page says clearly.
  • Allergies: chamomile and yarrow are in the daisy family; take care if you are allergic to ragweed.
  • Medications: some herbs interact with medication, including St. John’s wort (in Sunshine Mood), ginkgo (in Daily Memory), valerian (in Elderberry Night Tea), hibiscus and turmeric. Each product page lists its cautions.
  • Pregnancy and nursing: check with your healthcare provider before drinking herbal teas regularly.

Herbal Tea FAQ

Are herbal teas caffeine-free?

Almost all are, because they contain no tea leaves. Any blend with tea leaves says so on its product page.

What is the best herbal tea for bedtime?

Chamomile is the classic. Sleepy Time Tea adds mint and lavender, and Elderberry Night Tea adds valerian.

Which herbal tea tastes most like black tea?

Honeybush: smooth, naturally sweet and good with milk.

Can I make herbal tea iced?

Yes. Brew double-strength and pour over ice, or cold brew overnight in the fridge.

Can I blend my own?

Yes. Browse our single dried herbs, such as peppermint, lemon balm and hibiscus.