About Tisanes Tea Leaves

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Summary: Ever hear of Tisanes tea? Learn about Tisanes tea facts in this free video clip about types of tea.

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About Tisanes Tea Leaves

Alright. Now let's talk about tisanes. Tisanes. You may have heard of herbal tea before and that's what I mean when I say tisanes. It's generally an herb. Sometimes a mix of flowers and spices and herbs and things. But it doesn't have any tea in it. So I think that's why tea connoisseurs like to call it a tisane instead of an herbal tea because the name can be misleading. It doesn't have any tea in it. But I have an example of a tisane right here. As you can see,even without being brewed it's really colorful. This actually has bits of dried peach and ginger along with a bunch of other spices in it and these are great because they do contain some of the health benefits of brewing organic matter like flower petals and things like that. And they generally have colorful fruity kind of flavors. And usually tisanes don't have any caffeine in them. So a lot of these herbal drinks are great before bedtime.