Tea 101

Lets take a dive deep into the science behind expiration dates. Are you truly harnessing the full health benefits and flavors of your daily brew? Explore the facts, understand the nuances, and ensure every cup you sip is a testament to wellness and taste. Join us on this enlightening journey, where we blend health insights with the timeless allure of tea

In this exploration of kombucha:

• -We answer the burning question: how much caffeine does your favorite kombucha really contain?
• We compare the caffeine content in kombucha to other popular drinks, providing a fresh perspective on your daily caffeine intake.
• We also delve into the unique health benefits of this fermented tea, revealing why it's become a darling of the health-conscious community.

Join us on this enlightening journey as we step into the invigorating world of kombucha!

Does Tea Have Caffeine? Yes, for an average amount of caffeine in tea: Green Tea: 27-50mg White Tea: 15-32mg Oolong Tea: 17-49mg Black Tea: 22-58mg Pu Erh Aged Tea: 19-23 Matcha: 126mg Coffee for Reference has about: 95mg Yes. All tea has caffeine, but it occurs in different types of tea in varying amounts.

Today we delve deep into the heartwarming world of tea, a beverage that not only comforts but energizes in the most balanced way. Did you know that dry tea actually contains more caffeine by weight than coffee? Yes, it's true! But when we steep it, a cup of tea offers significantly less caffeine compared to a similar serving of coffee, providing a gentler lift to your spirit.