Morning Energy Tea

It depends on how large your teaspoon is and how much you heap it. If you follow our recommendation and use two teaspoons per 200 ml of water – so one cup of tea – then you should get at least 20 cups of tea out of it, maybe even a few more. When adjusted to our tea bottle that means: 10–11 full bottles of tea.

Yes, green tea contains caffeine. Caffeine in tea used to be referred to as "theine". This gave the impression that green tea was caffeine-free. That is wrong. The term “theine" is considered old-fashioned nowadays. Our Morning Energy Tea contains green tea, matcha, mate and guarana seeds. All four ingredients contain caffeine.

We only use high-quality organic ingredients for our teas. Their premium quality and gentle processing ensure that each individual ingredient can develop its own full, unadulterated flavour. All other flavourings are therefore simply not necessary. They would only serve to mute the natural flavours.

Tastes vary. Because drinking tea is all about enjoyment, it is important to us that our tea has the right flavour. Loose tea has a distinct advantage over teabags: You can adjust the strength just the way you like it. Aside from that, each teabag that we don't use is one less piece of rubbish that doesn't need to be disposed of.

Either with a tea strainer or a reusable teabag in a mug. We recommend a teaspoon of Morning Energy Tea for 200 ml of water. The water should be boiled to 90°C when you pour it. To do this, just let it cool down for approx. one minute once it boils. If you want to be more precise, use a tea thermometer. Then simply let it steep for two minutes and remove the strainer.