Energy Tea
Last Updated: Mar. 14, 2014
↑About Energy Tea
Marketing on Red Rose Energy Tea, a typical product in this category. Photo © Mike Mozart (Flickr), CC BY 2.0.
We classify as an energy tea any blend which is brewed like tea, and which includes pure or isolated caffeine, beyond the caffeine naturally occurring in the whole ingredients of the blend.These blends typically contain tea, and may consist only of pure tea with added caffeine, but often are flavored teas that contain other ingredients, both for flavor and energy-enhancing properties. Energy-enhancing ingredients may include ginseng or other herbal stimulants, and they may also contain green tea extract or other extracts.
RateTea recommends using caution when drinking any tea which contains added caffeine. We also recommend avoiding blends with herbal extracts or supplements.
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67 / 100
As black-tea blends go, this is a bit above-average in my experience, and worth purchasing at a discount if you seek a coffee alternative with a caffeine kick. Mine was supplied at a hotel, and I took a couple extra bags home to try in my own well water for fair-comparison's sake.
Bigelow delivers extra caffeine ...
93 / 100
Fast Lane Black Tea is the best I've found for waking up in the morning. It has excellent flavor and aroma with the right mix of ingredients to be better than energy drinks.
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Fast Lane® Black Tea
Brand: | Celestial Seasonings |
Style: | Energy Tea |
Region: | Blend |
Caffeine: | Extra Caffeine |
Leaf: | Teabag |
1 Rating
American Breakfast
Brand: | Bigelow Tea |
Style: | Energy Tea |
Region: | Blend |
Caffeine: | Caffeinated |
Leaf: | Teabag |
1 Rating