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You are here: What’s the Right Tea For You?ith so many varieties of tea, it can be difficult to settle on just one. Many people end up trying a bunch of different teas before finding one they really like, but even then, you need a place to start.The best way to choose a tea is to first ask yourself why you are looking to buy tea in the first place. What do you want from your tea?Choose the factor that is most important to you:&nbsp;If you are buying tea for the health benefits, you’ll want to get a shade-grown tea. Spending time in the shade increases the amount of chlorophyll and with it, the nutrients in the leaves. Shade-grown teas include:&lt;&lt; back to top &gt;&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;&lt; back to top &gt;&gt;&nbsp;The best teas for relaxation are ones infused with jasmine. The essence of the jasmine flower has been shown to have additional calming effects on top of those already provided by tea.A lot of herbal teas are also great for relaxation and helping you sleep. Our article on the best tea for sleep aid has more.&lt;&lt; back to top &gt;&gt;&nbsp;There is a lot of misinformation out there about the caffeine content of tea and much of it comes from generally reputable sources.Basically, the type of tea does not determine the caffeine content. You cannot say that white tea, for example, has more or less caffeine than green or black (generally white tea’s caffeine content is quite high) .The caffeine content depends on a number of factors: the plant variety (the plant used in Fujian teas is low in caffeine, for example), roasting (roasted teas are generally lower in caffeine, but not always), maturity of the leaves (larger, more mature leaves have less caffeine) and the amount of leaves used in preparation as well as the steeping time.Our article “How Much Caffeine In Jasmine Tea?” dives much deeper into this subject.&nbsp;Here are a few teas with low and high caffeine content:&lt;&lt; back to top &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Black teas are generally the easiest to prepare.Among green teas, the Japanese Houjicha&nbsp;and the Chinese Dragon Well Tea&nbsp;are quite easy to brew.White tea and oolong tea are both more complicated to brew.&lt;&lt; back to top &gt;&gt;&nbsp;Overall, black teas are the cheapest, followed by green teas. White, oolong, yellow and pu-erh teas are generally a bit more expensive. Here are the cheapest white, black, green and oolong teas respectively:&lt;&lt; back to top &gt;&gt;&nbsp;&lt;&lt; back to top &gt;&gt;&nbsp;If you already know exactly which tea you want, but not where to get it, my review and comparison of online tea vendors will help you find the best place to buy tea online.I love your every post and post. And the benefits of drinking tea that you bring up are unprecedented.I got to know about the tea of different countries and its usefulness in your article. In short, a great presentation.ReplyImages on this site are free to share (unless attributed to a 3rd party), as long as you give credit to Let's Drink Tea and provide a link back to the page from which the image came.Let's Drink Tea is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Nothing on this site constitutes official medical or nutritional advice. We are not professionals. Please consult a licensed professional for medical advice.Let's Drink Tea30 N Gould St. STE RSheridan, WY 98201[email&nbsp;protected]

You are here: What’s the Right Tea For You?ith so many varieties of tea, it can be difficult to settle on just one. Many people end up trying a bunch of different teas before finding one they really like, but even then, you need a place to start.The best way to choose a tea is to first ask yourself why you are looking to buy tea in the first place. What do you want from your tea?Choose the factor that is most important to you:&nbsp;If you are buying tea for the health benefits, you’ll want to get a shade-grown tea. Spending time in the shade increases the amount of chlorophyll and with it,...

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