Herbal teas are a tasty option, whether you're trying to steer clear of caffeine entirely or just in the afternoon or evening. But with so many options to choose from, it can be a challenge to narrow down what herbal tea will work for you! Here are a few of our top recommendations for herbal teas depending on what flavors strike your fancy.
If you want: a fruity herbal tea
These fruity herbal teas are delicious hot and also shine when served as iced teas. They feature fruity flavors like blueberry, peach, orange, pomegranate, and more!
1. Blueberry Pomegranate Herbal Tea
Blueberry Pomegranate blends blueberry, pomegranate, apple, and hibiscus for a delightfully fruity, naturally caffeine-free blend. Delicious hot, this also makes an excellent iced tea!
2. Peach Rooibos Herbal Tea
Peach Rooibos blends green rooibos and red rooibos with peach bits, blackberry leaves, and calendula petals for a juicy, fruity tea that's bursting with flavor.
3. Pacific Paradise Herbal Tea
Pacific Paradise is a bright, fruity herbal tea that's sure to have you dreaming of a tropical paradise. Naturally caffeine-free, this blend combines cherry, coconut, and kiwi.
4. Strawberry Mango Rooibos
Strawberry Mango blends organic South African rooibos with strawberry, mango, and lemongrass for a sweet, fruity, refreshing herbal tea.
If you want: a spiced herbal tea
These spicy blends feature bold flavors like cinnamon, ginger, and cloves.
1. Atomic Gold Herbal Tea
Sweet and spicy, warm and soothing, and packed with powerhouse ingredients, Atomic Gold is our most popular herbal tea! This remarkable blend of turmeric, ginger, licorice, lemongrass, and orange has a deep and satisfying flavor and brews up a beautiful bright gold color.
2. Rooibos Chai Herbal Tea
Rooibos Chai blends traditional chai spices, including cinnamon, cardamom, ginger root, coriander, cloves and pepper, with organic South African rooibos for a caffeine-free version of chai. Add milk and honey for a classic chai, or try this blend "straight" for a spicier cup.
3. Mulled Wine Fruit Blend Herbal Tea
Mulled Wine Fruit Blend has all of the warm, cozy goodness of mulled wine, but without any of the alcohol. This fruity spiced blend combines apple, hibiscus, cinnamon, orange, and cloves. It's delicious served hot like traditional mulled wine, and surprisingly tasty when served over ice.
4. Horchata Rooibos Herbal Tea
Our Horchata Rooibos is an herbal tea blend inspired by horchata, a traditional Hispanic drink found at aguas frescas stands during summer festivals and fiestas. Many northern New Mexican restaurants also serve this classic rice milk drink. Flavored with cinnamon and other spices, it's creamy and refreshing on hot summer days.
Horchata Rooibos combines South African rooibos with roasted rice, cinnamon, vanilla, and other spices. Enjoy it on its own, or with a splash of milk and sweetener.
If you want: a dessert herbal tea
These sweet teas are perfect if you're looking for a sweet treat!
1. Vanilla Rooibos Herbal Tea
Our Vanilla Rooibos is rich and sweet, with a full body and a smooth finish. This delicious and decadent tea is great on its own or with a splash of milk and sweetener, and makes a perfect after-dinner cup.
2. Chocolate Strawberry Herbal Tea
Like a chocolate-covered strawberry in a cup! Chocolate Strawberry blends cocoa peel, strawberry, apple, rosehips, hibiscus, and orange peel for a fruity, juicy tea with a touch of sweetness.
3. Chocolate Mint Rooibos Herbal Tea
Chocolate Mint Rooibos blends rooibos with peppermint and cacao bean for a rich, chocolatey dessert tea that's full of flavor. Kind of like an after-dinner mint chocolate. Delicious on its own, Chocolate Mint Rooibos also goes great with a splash of milk!
4. Chicory Chocolate Herbal Tea
Rich, dark, and energizing without the jitters, Chicory Chocolate is a roasty, toasty, and thoroughly cozy alternative to coffee. This herbal blend features chicory root, cocoa nibs, cinnamon, and dandelion root.
If you want: a floral herbal tea
These floral herbal teas feature flower petals and buds like lavender, rose, and chamomile.
1. Lavender Lullaby Herbal Tea
Need a little help relaxing and falling asleep? Give this calming blend a try. We created this tea for customers looking for a natural blend to help them sleep. With chamomile, lavender, roses, sweet orange peel, and calendula petals, this handcrafted organic herbal infusion helps soothe away the day to promote more peaceful rest.
2. Tuscan Sun Herbal Tea
This colorful blend of flowers, fruits, and herbs reminds us of a sunny meadow in Tuscany. Tuscan Sun blends apple, linden blossoms, lemon balm, lavender, rose petals, blackberry leaves, orange blossoms, and blue mallow blossoms for a light, floral, and soothing blend.
3. Green Rooibos with Blossoms Herbal Tea
Green rooibos is unoxidized (not roasted), which means that it's lighter and mellower than traditional rooibos. This flavorful blend combines green rooibos with rose petals, blueberries, sunflower petals, and cornflower petals for a light, floral, fruity herbal tea.
If you want: a simple and classic single-ingredient herbal tea
These simple herbal teas feature just one ingredient each. But what they may lack in complexity, they more than make up for in terms of the high quality of ingredients, which add an uncommon depth of flavor to these staple teas.
1. Egyptian Chamomile Herbal Tea
Our Egyptian Chamomile is made from the highest quality organic chamomile sourced from Egypt. This single-ingredient herbal tea is characterized by large, fragrant chamomile flower heads, and brews up into a lovely gold-colored infusion, with a mellow natural sweetness and notes of straw, honey, and apples.
2. Peppermint Herbal Tea
Our organic Peppermint is an exceptional single-ingredient tea with a bright, minty flavor. This top quality organic tea is aromatic and exceptionally flavorful, producing a refreshing infusion that is great both hot and cold. Enjoy Peppermint on its own, with a little honey, or as a base for your next cocktail or mock-tail. This tea is a product of the USA.
3. Hibiscus Herbal Tea
Our hibiscus tea consists of large parts of the dried flower, not a lot of broken pieces, which makes for an extra flavorful cup. This tea brews into a delightfully tart stand-alone tea, and also makes a nice addition to other teas (try it with lemonade for a thirst-quenching treat in summer!)
Herbal tea vs. rooibos: what's the difference?
Herbal tea and rooibos are both caffeine-free teas. Rooibos is a type of herbal tea made from a plant native to South Africa. Unlike some other herbal teas, rooibos is known for its full body, which is similar to that of a black tea. Rooibos is naturally caffeine-free, so we often recommend it to tea drinkers who are looking to cut back on caffeine but who still want a robust, full-bodied tea.
