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Editorial Pick

Best Teas for Sleep

Caffeine-free teas that actually help you wind down at night. We only recommend teas with zero caffeine, since even 'low caffeine' teas can disrupt sleep within 6 hours of bedtime.

Why these teas

Look for: zero caffeine, calming herbals (tulsi, chamomile, roasted grain teas). Avoid: green tea, matcha, oolong, black tea — all have enough caffeine to matter.

Our top picks (10)

Organic India Tulsi Original Holy Basil Tea
Organic India Tulsi Original Holy Basil Tea

Traditional Indian tulsi (holy basil) tea — adaptogenic, caffeine-free, used in Ayurveda for stress support. USDA Organic, Non-GMO.

Japanese Barley Tea (Mugicha) - Yamasan
Japanese Barley Tea (Mugicha) - Yamasan

Organic summer tea. Naturally sweet, refreshing roasted barley tea - Japan's favorite caffeine-free beverage.

Korean Barley Tea (Boricha) - Ito En Brand
Korean Barley Tea (Boricha) - Ito En Brand

Korea's #1 daily drink. Naturally sweet, nutty, and caffeine-free roasted barley tea. From trusted Japanese tea brand Ito En.

Korean Brown Rice Tea (Hyeonmi Cha) - McCabe
Korean Brown Rice Tea (Hyeonmi Cha) - McCabe

Gentle & wholesome roasted brown rice tea. Nutty, toasted flavor with health benefits. Traditional Korean grain tea.

Korean Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) - Lotte
Korean Corn Tea (Oksusu Cha) - Lotte

Sweet, naturally flavored roasted corn tea. Tastes like popcorn! Korea's favorite summer drink. Zero calories.

Korean Barley Tea (Boricha) - Damtuh Brand
Korean Barley Tea (Boricha) - Damtuh Brand

Premium roasted barley tea from Korea's leading tea brand. 100% natural, zero calories, rich nutty flavor.

Korean Barley Tea (Boricha) - Dongsuh Brand
Korean Barley Tea (Boricha) - Dongsuh Brand

Korea's original barley tea brand. Rich tradition since 1968. Premium roasted flavor in convenient tea bags.

Korean Buckwheat Tea (Memil Cha) - Damtuh
Korean Buckwheat Tea (Memil Cha) - Damtuh

Earthy, nutty roasted buckwheat tea. Rich in rutin and nutrients. Traditional Korean grain tea.

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These teas are not a substitute for good sleep hygiene. Talk to your doctor if you're struggling with chronic insomnia. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.