CBD tea is a soothing beverage that brings together traditional herbal teas and hemp. CBD, short for cannabidiol, is derived from hemp plants and is non-intoxicating, so it does not have the psychoactive effects of THC.
In this guide, we explore some of our favourite types of CBD tea, including lemon and ginger, peppermint, passionflower, breakfast tea, chocolate mint and rose green, with flavour notes and suggestions for when to drink each one.
Also read: CBD Tea: A Guide to Flavours and Blends
What is CBD Tea?
CBD tea combines traditional teas and herbal blends with organically grown hemp. It is a calming way to make CBD part of your daily routine – a warm cup, a moment to pause, and no hemp oil to measure.
Types of CBD Tea
1. CBD Lemon and Ginger Tea
Sharp lemon and warming, fiery ginger make a lively, invigorating cup. Caffeine-free. Lovely after a meal or on a brisk morning. View Lemon and Ginger.
2. CBD Peppermint Tea
A crisp, cool, refreshing blend of organic peppermint leaves and hemp. Caffeine-free. Perfect for hot summer afternoons or as a palate-cleanser after dinner. View Peppermint.
3. CBD Passionflower Tea (Hemp Sencha)
Delicate, floral passionflower over a base of Japanese sencha green tea and hemp. Contains a little caffeine from the green tea, so it suits a quiet afternoon. View Hemp Sencha with Passionflower.
4. CBD Breakfast Tea
A robust, classic English breakfast blend of black teas and hemp, lovely with a splash of milk. Contains caffeine. The obvious choice for the morning. View Breakfast Tea.
5. CBD Chocolate Mint Tea
An indulgent, caffeine-free blend of rich cocoa, cool mint and hemp. A treat for the evening or a midday pick-me-up. View Chocolate Mint.
6. CBD Rose Green Tea
A delicate blend of green tea, rose petals and hemp with a mellow, fragrant flavour. Contains a little caffeine. A lovely self-care cup for a mindful morning. View Rose Green.
Why People Love CBD Tea
- The ritual. Brewing and sipping a good cup of tea is a small pause in a busy day.
- Flavour. Herbs, fruits and flowers make hemp tea delicious.
- Caffeine choice. Most blends are caffeine-free; green and black tea blends contain some.
- Simplicity. A familiar, enjoyable way to make CBD part of your routine.
How to Brew CBD Tea
- Steep 1 tea bag or 1 teaspoon of loose-leaf tea in freshly boiled water for 5–7 minutes.
- Add a splash of milk or a little coconut oil to help the naturally occurring compounds in hemp infuse into your cup.
- Stir well and enjoy. Each tea states its CBD content per serving on the packaging; follow the guidance on the label.
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FAQs
Is CBD tea safe?
CBD tea is generally well tolerated by adults and is non-intoxicating. Speak to your doctor before using CBD if you take medication, and avoid it during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
How much CBD tea should I drink?
Follow the guidance on the packaging and do not exceed the stated amount.
Which CBD tea is best for the evening?
Caffeine-free blends such as chamomile, lavender rooibos or chocolate mint make the nicest bedtime cup.