HiCAF® Teas

Caffeine Content

Though the exact caffeine content varies based on tea type, black tea typically contains about half the amount of caffeine per cup than in a similar-sized cup of coffee. Although matcha is prepared using green tea leaves--which are usually lower in caffeine than black tea--matcha is still considered a high-caffeine tea due to its preparation method, which involves consuming the ground tea leaves directly.

High Caffeine Tea Health Benefits

There are many health benefits to consuming caffeinated teas on a regular basis. Caffeine is highly effective at boosting mental clarity, concentration, and reaction time. It is also thought to be effective at aiding in weight loss and increasing stamina during physical exercise. Some early-stage research studies even suggest that it may lower the risk of both Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.

High Caffeine Tea Recipes

• Organic Double Dark® Chocolate Mate can be used to prepare homemade chocolate granola
• Matcha green tea can be used in a variety of baked good recipes, including truffles, shortbread cookies, and cupcakes
• Brewed black tea adds depth of flavor to cooked vegetables, stews, and even fish or meat