Herbal Tea Blends
Our naturally caffeine-free herbal blends can be enjoyed throughout the day. Discover delicious recipes designed and refined in our Lyon workshop: comforting or refreshing, gentle or full of flavour, with something to suit every taste.
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At Chabiothé, we create our own combinations of herbs, flowers, fruits and spices, taking care to balance their aromas and textures. Whether you are looking for a quiet moment, a fragrant after-dinner cup or simply a delicious drink, our loose leaf infusions offer a varied and enjoyable experience.
What is the difference between tea and herbal tea?
Tea is made from the leaves of the tea plant, Camellia sinensis. Different processing methods produce green, black, white and oolong teas, all of which naturally contain caffeine. Herbal tea, or tisane, is brewed from other plants, flowers, fruits, seeds and bark. Most herbal blends are naturally caffeine-free, although ingredients such as yerba mate are exceptions.
What is the difference between a herbal tea and an infusion?
An infusion describes the process of steeping plant material in hot water to extract its flavour. This can include ordinary tea. A herbal tea (or tisane) is a drink prepared from plants other than the tea plant, such as camomile, peppermint or verbena. In other words, herbal teas are infusions, but not every infusion is a herbal tea.
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