Tea without caffein

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  • Wild Rooibos Earl Grey

    Wild Rooibos Earl Grey

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    Our wild-growing, organic rooibos from Cederberg in South Africa, we combine here with real bergamot from Calabria in Italy and, where the finest bergamot is grown. We have also given the tea a touch of orange and lemon with citrus oils from the same area. The rooibos are harvested by hand from wild-growing shrubs, something that is unusual today…

  • Wild Rooibos

    Wild Rooibos

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    This is a wild, organic rooibos from the Cederberg Mountains in South Africa, north of Cape Town. It is harvested by hand from wild bushes, which is unusual today when most of the rooibos sold is commercially grown. The co-operative we work with has both cultivated and wild rooibos, and we chose the wild rooibos because it exhibits a...

  • Wild Rooibos Ginger Lemon

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    Our wild-growing, organic rooibos from Cederberg in South Africa we combine here with real lemon oil from Calabria in Italy and organic ginger .. The harvest of rooibos is done by hand from wild-growing shrubs, something that is unusual today when most of the rooibos sold are commercially grown . The cooperative we work with has both cultivated and wild…

  • Wild Rooibos Peppermint

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    Our wild, organic rooibos from Cederberg in South Africa is combined here with fresh organic peppermint. The harvesting of rooibos is done by hand from wild-growing bushes, which is unusual today when most of the rooibos sold is commercially grown. The co-operative we work with has both cultivated and wild rooibos, and we chose the wild...

On this page we only list rooibos because rooibos does not contain caffeine. The decaffeinated alternatives available on the market of regular tea (camellia sinensis) also contain a small amount of caffeine. Caffeine is a natural ingredient of the leaves of camellia sinensis. The level of caffeine varies greatly between different subspecies and cultivars of camellia sinensis. Camellia sinensis assamica, for example, contains more caffeine than camellia sinensis sinensis. Tender leaves contain more caffeine than mature leaves. If you are pregnant and want to reduce the amount of caffeine but still want to drink regular tea, we therefore recommend oolong made from mature leaves or twig teas such as Hojicha.