Caffeine-Free Tea & Matcha

Caffeine-free options include caffeine-free matcha alternatives, blue matcha, chamomile, peach fruit tea and selected herbal blends. Each is confirmed at ≤2mg caffeine per 100ml under standard brewing parameters — the accepted industry threshold for drinks described as genuinely caffeine-free. All are suitable for evening and all-day menus.

Caffeine-free drinks serve guests who avoid stimulants for sleep, health, pregnancy, religious or personal reasons. They also help extend beverage sales into evening service. In the UAE, a significant share of cafe and hotel guests fall into this category — making a caffeine-free range a practical business decision rather than a niche addition.

No. Low-caffeine teas still contain caffeine — typically 5–15mg per serving, which is a meaningful amount for sensitive guests. Caffeine-free products contain no meaningful stimulant level and should be clearly separated on professional menus. Clear labelling prevents misunderstanding and protects guest trust, particularly for wellness and evening service.

Yes. Hotels, restaurants and lounges often serve guests later in the day, when caffeine-free drinks become more important. They also support wellness, family and evening menus. For venues with a wide range of guests — from business travellers to families to health-conscious regulars — a caffeine-free range ensures every guest has a suitable option.