Tea and hospitality
What Is Peppermint Tea?
Peppermint tea is usually an infusion of peppermint leaves. On its own it contains no Camellia sinensis and is naturally caffeine-free; a mint tea blend may still include green or black tea.

Cool flavor without tea leaf
Peppermint makes an aromatic, cooling cup that many people enjoy hot or over ice. The strength depends on leaf amount and steeping time. A pure-leaf infusion is a straightforward option when you want a mint flavor without tea-leaf caffeine.
The everyday name “peppermint tea” is common even though the drink is technically an herbal infusion. That distinction is useful when comparing it with mint green tea.
Check the exact ingredients
Some products combine peppermint with other herbs, flavorings, or true tea. Read the ingredient list if you are choosing for caffeine or an ingredient sensitivity.
Brew according to the maker’s guidance and keep the cup simple at first. A slice of citrus can be refreshing, but you may prefer to taste the peppermint by itself before adding anything.
