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Options include decaffeinated teas, regularly caffeinated teas, and at least one blend labeled “moderately caffeinated” with about 30 mg of caffeine.

You’ll find single boxes of 20 individually wrapped/tagged tea bags and larger multi-count packs, including a 96-count multi-pack option.

They’re commonly enjoyed plain or sweetened with honey; several blends can be served hot or iced and are often paired with lemon and honey.

The white elderflower blend is described as moderately caffeinated (about 30 mg) and the listed steeping instruction is 3 minutes in freshly boiled water.

Profiles are generally delicate, fruity, and subtly sweet, with floral and fruit accents such as hibiscus, peach, elderflower, jasmine, and even toasted brown rice in some blends.

General guidance is to steep for about 1–3 minutes. One listing specifies 194°F with a 1–2 minute steep; another advises steeping for 3 minutes in freshly boiled water.