Teas & Infusions

Discover carefully selected teas and infusions for different times of the day. A collection created to be savoured cup by cup.

Teas & Infusions in the Teravitis store

Teas and infusions to transform different moments of the day into simpler, more aromatic and memorable breaks.

The Teravitis Teas and Infusions collection brings together options designed for those looking for flavour, comfort, freshness and variety in a cup. Here you'll find caffeinated teas, caffeine-free infusions, fruity blends, herbal combinations, options to drink hot and suggestions that can also be prepared as iced tea on warmer days.

Choosing a tea or an infusion doesn't always have to be complicated. The starting point should be the moment. There are drinks that make more sense in the morning, when you're looking for energy and focus. Others combine better with the end of the day, when you want to slow down. There are also light and fresh options for after meals, summer afternoons or breaks during work.

If you're looking for a more peaceful experience at the end of the day, the Comfort Ritual is a naturally comforting choice. Rooibos, lemongrass and cinnamon create a caffeine-free, aromatic and comforting infusion, ideal for moments when you fancy a warm, smooth and enveloping drink.

For those who prefer natural freshness, Mint and Spearmint offers a herbal, minty and light profile. It can be prepared hot after meals or served cold as iced tea, making it a very versatile option for warmer days or breaks where you fancy something fresher.

There are also teas designed for those who like a more pronounced flavour. The Lemon and Ginger Black Tea combines the intensity of black tea with citrus notes and the character of ginger, making it a good option for productive mornings, moments of focus or for those looking for an aromatic alternative to coffee.

Pyramid infusions offer practicality, while loose leaf teas allow for a more manual preparation adjusted to personal taste. Neither option is absolutely better. The best choice depends on your routine, the time you have available and the experience you are looking for.

In summer, many teas and infusions reveal a new personality when prepared with ice. A slightly more concentrated infusion, adequate steeping time, fresh fruit and plenty of ice can transform a simple drink into a refreshing ritual, different from regular soft drinks.

Ultimately, this collection was created to help you find the right drink for every moment. A cup to start the day better. An infusion to accompany a break. An iced tea for warm afternoons. A simple ritual to repeat whenever you need to slow down.

Frequently asked questions about teas and infusions

What is the difference between tea and infusion?

Tea is a drink prepared from the Camellia sinensis plant, such as black tea, green tea or white tea. Infusion is the name used for drinks prepared with other plants, flowers, fruits, roots or spices. In practice, many people call everything tea, but the difference exists. This distinction helps to choose better, especially when you are looking for a caffeinated drink or a naturally caffeine-free option for the end of the day.

Can I prepare teas and infusions as iced tea?

Yes, many teas and infusions can be prepared as iced tea. The ideal is to make a slightly more concentrated infusion, let it cool naturally and then serve with plenty of ice. Some options are particularly interesting with fresh fruit, mint or lemon. The result depends a lot on the aromatic profile of the blend. Fruity infusions, black teas with citrus notes and mint combinations usually work very well when served cold.

Which tea or infusion should I choose to relax at the end of the day?

For the end of the day, it usually makes sense to choose a caffeine-free infusion, with a soft, aromatic and comforting profile. Options with rooibos, lemongrass, linden, lemon balm, chamomile or orange blossom are good choices to create a more tranquil break. The most important thing is to choose a drink that does not stimulate too much and that combines with your end-of-day ritual, whether after dinner, during reading or before switching off from screens.

What is the difference between pyramid infusions and loose leaf teas?

Pyramid infusions are practical, easy to prepare and ideal for those looking for a quick experience without losing quality. Loose leaf teas allow better control of the quantity used, adjusting the intensity to personal taste and creating a more manual preparation. Both options can offer an excellent experience. The choice mainly depends on your routine. If you value convenience, pyramids are very simple. If you like to prepare with more calm, loose leaf teas make the ritual more complete.