Does tea contain caffeine?

Like chocolate, coffee and cola drinks, tea contains caffeine. A cup of tea contains between 20 and 90 mg of caffeine, depending on the variety. Black tea has the highest amount, oolong tea about half, and green tea, a third. A cup of coffee provides between 60 and 160 mg, a can of cola drink about 50, and an ounce of chocolate bar gives 1 to 15 mg. Tea also contain small amounts of Vitamin C, B2, D, K, beta carotene, magnesium, selenium and fluoride (especially in green tea). Caffeine poses a problem for many tea lovers. Here are several good solutions -- Decaffeinated Tea , from which the caffeine has been removed, Herbal Tea , which is naturally caffeine-free and Fruit Tea , which is made exclusively from dried fruits.

These teas provide the same unique flavors as the original blends and will brew a comforting cup of tea. We have selected four months of loose tea consisting of traditional black tea blends and two months of black tea sachets masterly blended with subtle flavors. You won't be disappointed. Also includes our Loose Tea Kit below .