Herbal Tea
Herbal tea, also called herb tea or a tisane, is a drink made by infusing the parts of a plant with water, usually hot water. Herbal teas are extremely diverse (arguably more so than proper tea) as they encompass any kind of teas that do not contain the tea plant (Camelia sinensis). Teas containing the tea plant together with other plants are classified as flavored teas.
Some of the most popular ingredients in herbal teas include mint and chamomile. Both of these herbs are frequently consumed as teas on their own, or blended into herbal tea blends. Fruit and spices are also common ingredients in herbal teas.
Rooibos and honeybush are two plants that, while they do not contain caffeine, are often compared to the tea plant, and which have generated rich traditions of tea drinking.
Caffeine:
Most herbal teas are caffeine free, although there are a few plants other than the tea plant which contain caffeine, including yerba maté and the yaupon holly. Cocoa, an occasional ingredient in herbal teas, also contains small amounts of caffeine.Wellness & Medicinal Teas:
Some herbal teas are used primarily for medicinal purposes; RateTea.net classifies these as wellness teas and reserves this category for teas that are viewed primarily as a beverage--although many do have health benefits and other health effects.Read about styles of Herbal Tea:
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