Black Cherry Tea

Cherry Black Tea is a Flavoured Black Tea. It is a blend from China and Sri Lanka (Ceylon) with authentic, wholesome and succulent Black Cherry pieces, accompanied by all-natural flavouring.

Expect rich and full-bodied fruity flavours throughout. Expect, too, the finest quality and consistency when you buy Black Cherry Tea from The Kent and Sussex Tea and Coffee Company.

Is There Caffeine in Black Cherry Tea?

The deciduous tree or shrub from where we get Cherry Black Tea - known botanically as Prunus serotina - produces no caffeine in its fruit or leaves. However, the Camellia sinensis (Tea) plant does have varying amounts, depending on the type of Tea created at the factory.

Black Tea, in particular, has about 45-mg of caffeine per serving. This should be more than enough to kickstart your morning in energetic fashion.

How to Make Black Cherry Tea

1. Buy a Tea Filter or Infuser and fill it with Black Cherry Loose Leaf Tea.
    
2. Position the Tea-filled accessory in your cup or mug.
   
   
3. Pour in freshly boiled water at temperatures of 100°C.
   
   
4. Allow it to steep for 3-5 minutes.

How to Serve: Best served without additions. Alternatively, add milk, sugar, honey or lemon. 

Tasting Notes: Embrace a deep and fruity note with sweet and malty hints. 

Black Cherry Tea Benefits

Black Cherries are some of the healthiest foods in the world. Boasting high concentrations of anti-inflammatory agents, studies have shown that they can reduce symptoms of numerous joint-related issues.

It is perhaps of little surprise, then, that consuming Black Cherry Tea for gout and arthritis is an excellent option. And that’s merely the beginning of what your new favourite infusion can offer. 

Would you believe that the benefits of drinking Black Tea also extend to your waistline? The primary reason is its renowned capacity to boost the metabolism of fat cells. Doing so enables the body to burn fat quicker and more effectively, leading to periods of exercising producing more noticeable results.

Additionally, researchers have demonstrated its ability to improve heart health and reduce diabetes risks. 

Black Cherry Tea Calories

Loose Leaf Tea, in its many shapes and sizes, is one of the most nutritional choices you could make. Unlike the likes of sugary and fatty soft drinks, its calories are negligible in almost all cases. While

flavouring might contribute a little more, a rough estimate is that an 8-oz cup has about two calories. Worry not, in other words, if you’re on a diet or trying to manage your weight. 

Black Cherry Tea Pregnancy Considerations

Expecting mothers are probably familiar with the limitations concerning caffeine in tea. Nevertheless, allow us to address whether drinking Black Cherry Tea during pregnancy is a good idea.

Moderation appears to be paramount as you shouldn’t exceed more than 200-mg of caffeine daily - the equivalent of just over four servings. Always speak to a medical professional if you have concerns.