Tea – Decaf
Explore the benefits of decaffeinated tea with our series of articles.
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Review — Stash’s Chocolate Hazelnut Decaf Tea
Name: Chocolate Hazelnut Decaf Tea Brand: Stash Tea Type: Black tea, decaffeinated, flavored Form: Paper-bagged tea Review: It’s 3:00pm at the office. You last ate about three hours ago, and you have a few more hours of work before you can leave. In the break room is a vending machine full of chocolaty snacks. Around… Continue reading
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Review — Stash Raspberry and White Decaf
Name: Raspberry & White Decaf Brand: Stash Tea Type: White tea, decaffeinated, flavored Form: Paper tea bags, individually wrapped in foil Review: Subtlety can be a good thing. Many flavored white teas are a joke. The “manufacturers” simply blend a cheap, flavorless white tea with a whole lot of artificial flavorings. The result is something… Continue reading
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Review — Stash Decaf Pumpkin Spice
Name: Decaf Pumpkin Spice Brand: Stash Tea Type: Black tea, flavored, decaffeinated Form: Paper tea bags, individually wrapped Review: Pumpkin Spice flavored teas and coffees are always a big hit this time of year, and Stash’s version brews up hot and spicy. Even better, it’s decaf so it won’t add to your pre-holiday jitters. While… Continue reading
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Tea, Caffeine, and Hydration
There’s never a shortage of news reports highlighting the many potential health benefits of tea. While it’s wise to approach some of the more extravagant claims with caution, there is substantial evidence suggesting that tea can be a beneficial addition to a healthy lifestyle. As colder weather arrives in much of the Northern Hemisphere, hydration… Continue reading
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Tea Caffeine Be Gone, Part II
All this talk about how tea gets decaffeinated got me to wondering what all the flap was about. In Part I, I looked at methods people recommend for removing caffeine from tea. Now, let’s look at why anyone might want to do this. One thing I found out about caffeine makes me glad I’m not… Continue reading
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Tea Caffeine Be Gone, Part I
As one who lives the “tea life,” I keep a nice tasty cupful within easy reach throughout the day, but the caffeine it contains is always on my mind. There’s decaffeinated tea, but I wonder at how the caffeine gets removed and if that process is safe. The topic seemed simple when I began. Instead,… Continue reading
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Review — Harney & Sons Decaffeinated Ceylon
Name: Decaffeinated Ceylon Brand: Harney & Sons Type: Black tea, decaffeinated Form: Pyramid tea bags Review: Decaffeinated tea is never going to be as good as its “natural” counterpart, but there are times when a decaffeinated option is necessary. While I do suggest that those who are trying to cut down on or avoid caffeine… Continue reading
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To Decaf or Not to Decaf?
As someone who studies tea, writes about it, and generally considers it an all-around good thing, it’s no surprise that I drink a lot of it. However, my tea consumption would likely be far greater were it not for sensitivity to caffeine. The obvious solution might seem to be decaffeinated tea options designed for lower… Continue reading
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The Myths and Legends of Tea and Caffeine
One of the benefits of drinking tea, for many people, is its natural caffeine content. When consumed in moderation, caffeine can provide a gentle energy boost. However, for those who are sensitive to caffeine, its presence in tea may be less desirable. One challenge that experts continue to debate is exactly how much caffeine tea… Continue reading
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Decaffeinated Tea
There’s good news for tea drinkers who are sensitive to caffeine or simply prefer to limit their intake. Thanks to a wide variety of low- and no-caffeine alternatives, you don’t have to give up tea entirely. Tisanes—more commonly known as herbal teas—are an excellent alternative to traditional tea, all of which naturally contains caffeine. Popular… Continue reading
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