Tannin Free

What tannin free usually means

Tannins are naturally found in many traditional tea leaves, especially black tea. Herbal infusions are usually tannin free because they are made from herbs, flowers, or roots instead of tea leaves. Some true teas are described as lower tannin or smoother drinking, so it helps to check each product rather than assuming everything works the same way.

Smoother options in this range

This range includes herbal alternatives as well as selected everyday tea options that are positioned for a gentler cup. If you want a broader mix of herbal infusions and coffee alternatives, our Herbal Tea and Coffee Blends collection is the easiest place to keep browsing.

Flavour and caffeine expectations

Herbal infusions often feel lighter or more aromatic, while classic breakfast or Earl Grey style teas can still give you a more familiar tea flavour. If you want a stronger tea style with a smoother feel, Madura Tea Estate is worth exploring as well.

Common questions

Are all herbal teas tannin free?

Herbal infusions are usually tannin free because they do not rely on traditional tea leaves, but the product page is still the safest place to confirm ingredients.

Is green tea tannin free?

Green tea still comes from tea leaves, so it is not usually treated the same way as herbal infusions. Some people simply find it lighter or easier than black tea.

What is a good swap for black tea?

That depends on what you want from the cup. Rooibos and herbal infusions suit people who want something softer, while selected everyday tea blends can feel closer to a classic tea routine.