Caffeine Free Tea Bags
The same teas from our naturally caffeine-free loose leaf teas. From the sun-bright vibrancy of fruity teas and the quiet elegance of floral teas to the warming depth of our sweet teas, each bag holds whole botanicals slowly dried to preserve every note of flavour. All the complexity of our caffeinated range, simply without the caffeine.
Tea Bag Selection Box
£15.50
JING Remarkable Discovery Caddy - Leaves & Buds Design
£35.00
Caffeine Free Tea Bags Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the best caffeine-free tea bags to try?
The right caffeine-free tea depends on when and why you're drinking it, chamomile suits winding down, peppermint suits digestion, and fruit-forward blends like blackcurrant and hibiscus work well any time of day. All are naturally caffeine-free herbal infusions rather than decaffeinated tea, and the same flavours are available to infuse loose if you prefer more control over strength. -
What are the best tea bags to drink in the evening?
Anything naturally caffeine-free works well in the evening, chamomile is the classic wind-down choice, while peppermint or a fruit infusion like blackcurrant and hibiscus suit those who want flavour without caffeine. Our herbal tea bags collection is a good place to start if you're building an evening tea routine. -
Are rooibos tea bags caffeine-free?
Yes, rooibos comes from a South African plant rather than the tea plant, so like other herbal infusions it's naturally caffeine-free rather than decaffeinated. JING's caffeine-free tea bags focus on herbal infusions such as chamomile, peppermint and fruit-and-flower blends; our full herbal tea range gives a sense of the breadth available. -
What's the difference between caffeine-free tea bags and decaffeinated tea bags?
Caffeine-free tea bags never contained caffeine in the first place, since they're not made from the tea plant. Decaffeinated tea bags, by contrast, is real tea leaf that has had most of its caffeine removed after processing. JING's caffeine-free tea bags are herbal infusions rather than decaffeinated versions of our black or green teas; our herbal tea guide explains more.