Tell us what you drink today and we'll point you to the guayusa that fits: how bold, how smooth, how much caffeine.
Same leaf, three cups (about 4 g, one serving)
Extra Fine is our most concentrated leaf (about 115 mg in a 2 tsp, 8 g serving). Max Strength tea bags give about 164 mg per bag and Strong about 82 mg.
Traditional gives the most body and the most caffeine of the three leaves. Green is a lighter, fresher cup if you want to ease in.
Traditional guayusa is rich and bold, with the body you expect from black tea. The 100-count tea bags make it easy for work.
Green guayusa is the fresh, light leaf (about 59 mg per 4 g cup). Golden is even softer if you want a calmer cup. The 100-count Green tea bags make it easy for work.
Golden has the softest taste and the least caffeine of the three leaves (about 52 mg per 4 g cup). Green sits in the middle if you want a little more. The 100-count Golden tea bags make it easy for work.
Pick one above and we'll show you where to start.
Caffeine figures are approximate and vary by harvest. Not sure about caffeine and you? Read Is Guayusa Safe? or see How to Choose the Best Guayusa Tea.
Guayusa is one leaf that becomes three different cups. Traditional and Green are withered and dried; Golden is dried without withering, which is why it tastes smoother. Start with what you drink today and we'll point you to the cup that fits.
Coming from coffee? Read Which Guayusa Should You Try?
Want to go deeper? Read How to Choose the Best Guayusa Tea, How Much Caffeine Is in Guayusa? and Is Guayusa Safe?
