Caffeine-free teas

What is the difference between a caffeine-free tea and a tea?

Some people often confuse tea with caffeine-free tea. However, the difference is quite simple. Tea is a beverage made from the leaves of the tea plant, a shrub called Camellia Sinensis. Regardless of its color (black tea, green tea, etc.), all tea comes from this same plant. A caffeine-free tea, on the other hand, is a theine-free drink composed solely of natural plants, as well as fruits, flowers, or spices. Theine on one side, theine-free on the other: the distinction is clear.

A world of caffeine-free varieties

Exploring the world of caffeine-free drinks reveals a rich diversity of flavors and origins. At the heart of this selection, you will find two main families: herbal teas and Rooibos. While herbal teas are crafted from a wide array of botanicals like mint, verbena, or chamomile, Rooibos is unique. Growing exclusively in South Africa, this "red bush" produces a naturally caffeine-free tea. A perfect illustration of this is Tahitian Rooibos, which blends the deep, comforting notes of the red bush with the exotic, sunny flavors of the islands.

What are the benefits of a caffeine-free tea?

The benefits of caffeine-free infusions are numerous; depending on the botanicals used, they can be energizing, detoxifying, or soothing. This variety is at the heart of our herbal tea collections:

• The Gardens: A gourmet range of infusions crafted from a delicious combination of fruits, flowers, and aromatic plants.
• Detox: Caffeine-free blends using specific ingredients designed to purify and rebalance the body.
• L’Herboriste: A collection of organic recipes that pair medicinal herbs with fruits and spices to help reduce stress and restore well-being.
• Les Sources: An innovative range designed to stimulate all the senses. A perfect example is On a Cloud: a calming organic blend of passionflower, valerian, and lavender with round notes of vanilla, crafted for a moment of restful calm.

Can you drink caffeine-free tea all day long?

It is generally recommended to drink up to one liter of caffeine-free tea per day (about three cups). However, those with a more active lifestyle, particularly athletes, can drink up to two liters daily. Infusions are also perfect for the evening; certain recipes, such as chamomile or verbena, are recognized for their soothing properties and help you fall asleep more easily.