⭐️🪄 Discover the Magic of CO2-Decaf Tea 🪄⭐️

Do you want a cup of tea in the evening but without caffeine?

Or are you caffeine-sensitive and prefer to avoid caffeine in general?

For years, I was very caffeine-sensitive and had to drink only caffeine-free tea. I’m happy to say that’s not the case anymore.

However, I still enjoy many caffeine-free teas like

• Decaf Lemon Supreme Green Tea,
• Decaf English Breakfast Tea,
• Decaf Mango Black Tea,
• Decaf Paris Black Tea,
• Decaf Raspberry Green Tea,
• Decaf Peach Apricot Orchard Bliss Black Tea,
• Decaf Peach Black Tea and
• Decaf Apricot Black Tea.

I love all of them as hot teas, but the raspberry and peach teas are phenomenal as iced tea - they do double duty.

I get a lot of questions about the method used to decaffeinate tea and whether it is safe. So, I thought I would share some info with you.

My decaf teas stay flavorful and comforting because they have been decaffeinated using the CO₂ method.

This gentle, natural process keeps your tea’s taste and goodness intact.

Unlike chemical-based decaffeination processes, which I avoid at all costs, the CO₂ method is pure, simple, and effective.

Here’s how the natural CO₂ process works:

Fresh tea leaves are moistened with water to open their pores.

Pressurized CO₂ acts as a binding agent to remove the caffeine molecules.

After extracting the caffeine, the CO₂ is removed, leaving the tea’s natural flavor and beneficial antioxidants.

All the good stuff is still there, but the caffeine is gone.

Your tea retains its vibrant color, authentic flavor, and all its polyphenols and antioxidants.

As CO₂ is a naturally occurring compound, this process is safe, sustainable, and chemical-free.

When you choose one of my CO₂-decaffeinated teas, you’re getting the best of both worlds: all the great taste but without the caffeine buzz, making these teas perfect for a relaxing evening or a gentle start to your day.

Explore my collection of CO₂-decaf teas, find your new favorite, and sip with confidence.

Do you have any questions or need a tea suggestion? Feel free to reply to this email, call, or text. We're here to assist you every step of the way!

~Dani

Disclaimer: This newsletter is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any medical condition. It is not to replace the advice of a qualified healthcare or medical professional.