White Tea

Yes. White tea is generally one of the lowest-caffeine true teas, typically containing 6–18mg per 100ml. It is suitable for wellness menus, afternoon service and guests looking for a gentler tea option. For venues serving guests who are reducing caffeine without eliminating it entirely, white tea is one of the most natural and elegant choices.

White tea is minimally processed — leaves are simply withered and dried, with no heat treatment or oxidation — and is usually softer, sweeter and less vegetal than green tea. It produces a pale, delicate cup with a clean finish. This simplicity of processing is also what gives white tea its very low caffeine content.

White tea works well in spas, wellness cafes, hotel lounges and premium afternoon tea service. It is best positioned as refined, gentle and naturally subtle — a drink for guests who want quality without intensity. Its minimal processing and low caffeine are genuine selling points for wellness-oriented menus and venues.