High caffeine teas contain roughly 50–120mg of caffeine per cup, depending on tea type, leaf quantity, and brewing style. These are the teas many customers choose in place of a morning coffee. Because tea also contains L-theanine, the energy can feel different from coffee for some drinkers.
If you're after a strong start to the day, our Ceremonial Grade Matcha SEIFU delivers around 70mg per serve with a clean, focused lift. For something more familiar, Yunnan Golden Tips is a full-bodied black tea with natural sweetness and a smooth finish. And if you're curious about smoky flavours, Lapsang Souchong Floral has a gentler smokiness than the original — Joanne often recommends it to people who find regular Lapsang too intense.
This collection also includes Dragon Well, Gyokuro, and raw pu-erh — teas where the caffeine content might surprise you if you assume "green tea = low caffeine." Processing method, leaf quality, and brewing strength all affect caffeine levels.
Want something with less kick? Browse our medium caffeine or low caffeine teas. If you'd like to try a few side by side, drop into our Tea Bar at Salamanca Art Centre in Hobart — we can brew a couple for you to compare.
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