Bigelow Steep Organic Dandelion & Peach Tea

It depends entirely on what's in the blend. This Bigelow Dandelion & Peach blend does contain caffeine because it includes green tea as one of its ingredients. One thing reviewers noted: the caffeine content isn't clearly communicated on the packaging, which caught some people off guard. If caffeine is a concern for you, this probably isn't the best choice — look for a blend made entirely with herbal ingredients like rooibos and chamomile instead.

Not in the way you might fear. Rooibos can sometimes have an earthy, almost medicinal flavor that turns people off, but reviewers specifically note that the rooibos in this blend is well-integrated and doesn't taste medicinal at all. The peach flavor is what you'll taste most prominently, with the rooibos providing a smooth, slightly sweet body in the background. If you've been burned by rooibos teas before, this one handles it much better.

No, this blend is not caffeine-free. It contains green tea, which means there is caffeine present. This is something reviewers specifically called out — the caffeine content isn't clearly communicated on the packaging, which surprised some buyers. If you're looking for a completely caffeine-free option, you'd need a blend made entirely from herbal ingredients. The caffeine level here is moderate (lower than black tea or coffee), but it's definitely there.

Reviewers specifically highlight this as a morning routine tea. The green tea provides a gentle caffeine lift — enough to feel awake without the jolt of coffee — and the peach flavor is bright and refreshing to start the day. It's become a daily morning ritual for multiple reviewers who appreciate having something flavorful and calming before starting their day. If you're looking to replace or supplement your morning coffee, this is a solid option.

Yes, and reviewers love it iced. This blend's fruit-forward peach flavor and smooth rooibos base actually shine over ice. The easiest method: steep 2 bags in a cup of hot water for 5 minutes, then pour over a full glass of ice. The moderate flavor strength means it won't taste watered down as the ice melts. For a full pitcher, use about 8 to 10 bags per half gallon and cold-brew in the fridge overnight for an even smoother result.

It brews to a beautiful peachy color — a warm, golden-peach hue that reviewers have specifically called out as appealing. It's a visually inviting cup, which adds to the overall experience. The color comes from the combination of rooibos (naturally reddish) and the peach flavoring.

This is a common frustration — reviewers note it's difficult to find in single boxes and is mainly available in the bulk 6-pack (120 bags total). The upside is that if you love it, you're set for a while and the per-bag cost is better. The downside is the upfront commitment if you're just trying it for the first time. Check if Bigelow or your local grocery store carries individual boxes before committing to the 6-pack.

This blend contains green tea, so you're looking at roughly 25 to 40 mg of caffeine per cup — about a third to half of what you'd get from coffee. Reviewers flagged that the caffeine content isn't clearly stated on the packaging, which is worth knowing. It's enough for a gentle morning pick-me-up, which is how many customers use it — as part of their morning tea ritual. But it's not the right choice if you need to avoid caffeine entirely.

Generally yes, and this Bigelow blend makes it easy to enjoy daily. Reviewers specifically mention using it as their daily ritual tea and morning routine staple. Because this is a blend — dandelion combined with peach, rooibos, and green tea — the dandelion content per cup is moderate rather than concentrated. That said, dandelion can have mild diuretic effects, so if you have kidney issues or are on certain medications, it's worth checking with your doctor first.

For iced tea — which this Bigelow blend is great for — the general rule is 8 to 10 tea bags per gallon. Since this tea has a moderate flavor strength, starting with 10 bags will give you a more pronounced peachy taste over ice. Each box has 20 bags, so you'll get about 2 gallons per box. The 6-pack gives you plenty to experiment with strength until you find your sweet spot.

Among common teas, matcha and black tea tend to have the most caffeine. This Bigelow blend contains green tea, which puts its caffeine content in the low-to-moderate range — roughly 25 to 40 mg per cup compared to about 95 mg in a cup of coffee. It's enough for a gentle morning lift without the jitters. However, reviewers noted the packaging doesn't clearly state the caffeine level, so if you need a precise number, check Bigelow's website or contact them directly.

Green tea often tops the 'healthiest daily tea' lists thanks to its antioxidant content, and this Bigelow blend includes green tea as an ingredient alongside dandelion (which supports digestion) and rooibos (rich in minerals, naturally caffeine-free). It's not a pure green tea, so you'll get a lower concentration of green tea catechins per cup — but you'll also get a much more enjoyable flavor. If health is your only goal, straight green tea wins. If you want health benefits plus a tea you'll actually look forward to drinking, this blend is a strong choice.

Blending creates flavors and experiences that single ingredients can't achieve alone. This Bigelow tea is a perfect example — dandelion on its own can taste earthy and medicinal, but blended with peach, rooibos, and green tea, it becomes something entirely different. Reviewers specifically praise how the rooibos is well-balanced and doesn't taste medicinal, and how the peach ties everything together. Blending also lets manufacturers balance caffeine content, health benefits, and taste in ways a single tea can't.

A single-origin tea comes from one type of tea plant (like pure green tea or pure black tea). A blend combines multiple ingredients — and this Bigelow product is a great example. It mixes green tea with dandelion, rooibos, and peach flavoring to create something none of those ingredients could deliver alone. The result is a unique flavor profile where the peach sweetness, rooibos smoothness, and green tea base all complement each other.

For most people, absolutely. In fact, reviewers of this Bigelow blend specifically use it as their daily ritual tea. The combination of dandelion, rooibos, green tea, and peach makes each cup enjoyable enough to look forward to every day. Daily tea drinking is associated with hydration, antioxidants from green tea, and the simple mental health benefit of having a calming routine. The moderate caffeine from the green tea component is well within safe daily limits.

Bigelow nailed an interesting combination with this blend — dandelion, peach, rooibos, and green tea. It works because the fruity peach sweetness balances the earthy dandelion, while rooibos adds natural smoothness. If you're looking for proven blends, fruit + herbal + a true tea base (green or black) is a solid formula. This particular mix is a good example of how a fruit-forward flavor can make more unusual ingredients like dandelion and rooibos accessible and enjoyable.

People with allergies to ragweed, daisies, or chrysanthemums should be cautious, since dandelion is in the same plant family. It's also worth noting that this Bigelow blend contains green tea, so it does have caffeine — something reviewers flagged as not clearly communicated on the packaging. If you're caffeine-sensitive, pregnant, or on blood thinners or diuretics, talk to your doctor before making this a daily habit.

Dandelion tea has mild diuretic properties that can temporarily reduce water retention and bloating, which might make your stomach feel flatter. However, this Bigelow blend is primarily a flavor-forward tea — reviewers rave about the peach and rooibos taste rather than any weight loss effects. If you're looking for a delicious daily tea that happens to include dandelion's gentle digestive benefits, this is a great pick. Just don't expect it to replace diet and exercise.