Category: Earl grey

A typical cup brewed from one Earl Grey tea bag contains between 40 and 70 milligrams of caffeine, though this amount is highly variable depending on preparation. The exact quantity is influenced by several factors, most significantly steeping time and water temperature.

By regulation, teas labeled as 'decaffeinated' must have at least 97% of their caffeine removed. This means that while the amount is significantly reduced, a small, trace amount of caffeine is still present in decaffeinated Earl Grey tea.

Over half of all tea consumed globally is black tea, and many popular brands now offer decaffeinated options to cater to consumers who want to enjoy the flavor without the caffeine content. Decaffeinated Earl Grey tea is an option that offers the classic, citrus-infused black tea experience with significantly less caffeine.