SNEH All In One Herbal Tea Range: A Complete Product Comparison Guide

SNEH All In One Herbal Masala Tea and Herbal Lemon Green Tea packs with spices and lemon, titled “A Complete Product Comparison Guide”

The SNEH All In One herbal tea range includes five products: Herbal Masala Tea, Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea, Herbal Lemon Tea, Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea and Herbal Green Tea Kadha. Prices range from ₹90 to ₹190. Each blend offers a different flavour, ingredient combination and preparation method.

Four products contain green tea, which naturally contains caffeine. Herbal Lemon Tea contains tea extract (Camellia sinensis) and may also contain caffeine. We have not published a caffeine test result for it. Herbal Lemon Tea also contains sulphur-less sugar, so it should not be considered sugar-free.

Which SNEH All In One Herbal Tea Should You Choose?

Your preference

Product

Listed price

Traditional, spice-forward flavour

Herbal Masala Tea

₹150

Masala flavour sweetened with stevia

Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea

₹170

Tangy lemon and herbal notes

Herbal Lemon Tea

₹180

Lemon-flavoured green tea in tea bags

Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea

₹190

Traditional spiced kadha flavour

Herbal Green Tea Kadha

₹90

Prices checked on 21 October 2026. Prices and availability may change.

nfographic comparing five SNEH herbal teas by flavour and price, titled “Which SNEH Herbal Tea Is Best for Your Preferences?”

What Are the Ingredients, Sweeteners and Caffeine Differences?

The tea base and sweetener are important when comparing herbal tea products. Green tea naturally contains caffeine, while products sweetened with regular sugar differ from those sweetened with stevia.

Product

Ingredients described in our product information

Sweetener and caffeine

Herbal Masala Tea

Green tea, tulsi, pippali, ajwain, giloy, ginger, mulethi, cinnamon and clove; cardamom is also described

No sweetener is specified in the listed blend ingredients. Green tea naturally contains caffeine.

Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea

Green-tea-based masala blend

Sweetened with stevia; naturally contains caffeine from green tea. Check the pack for its complete ingredient declaration.

Herbal Lemon Tea

Tulsi, amla, black pepper, ginger, lemon and tea extract

Contains sulphur-less sugar. It may contain caffeine because it includes tea extract.

Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea

Green tea, stevia, gurmar, giloy, jamun seed, fenugreek, senna, triphala and tulsi

Sweetened with stevia; naturally contains caffeine from green tea.

Herbal Green Tea Kadha

Green tea, ashwagandha, giloy, tulsi, cinnamon, turmeric, clove, cardamom, dry ginger, black pepper and mulethi, among other ingredients

No added sweetener is specified in the product description. Green tea naturally contains caffeine.

For the full ingredient declaration, read the product packaging and our guide on how to read herbal tea ingredients and labels.

1. Herbal Masala Tea: A Traditional Spiced Blend

Our Herbal Masala Tea combines spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, black pepper and ginger for a traditional masala-style flavour. Our published ingredient information also lists green tea, tulsi, pippali, ajwain, giloy, mulethi and clove.

The loose blend can be prepared with water or milk according to the product instructions.

  • Flavour: Aromatic and spice-forward.
  • Format: Loose tea blend.
  • Preparation: Use one teaspoon with milk or water and boil for two to three minutes.
  • Listed price: ₹150.
  • Best for: People who prefer a traditional masala-style drink and want to choose whether to add a sweetener.

Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea

Our Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea is sweetened with stevia for people who prefer a sweet-tasting masala drink without adding regular table sugar.

  • Flavour: Spicy and aromatic, with stevia sweetness.
  • Format: Loose tea blend.
  • Preparation: Use one teaspoon with milk or water and boil for two to three minutes.
  • Sweetener: Stevia.
  • Listed price: ₹170.
  • Best for: People who prefer a stevia-sweetened masala drink.

This product is green-tea-based and naturally contains caffeine. Check the current pack for the complete ingredient declaration and nutrition information. Do not use a stevia-sweetened tea as a treatment for diabetes or another medical condition.

To compare ingredients and blend quality, read what makes a good herbal tea blend.

2. Herbal Lemon Tea and Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea

Herbal Lemon Tea: A Tangy, Herbal Drink

Our Herbal Lemon Tea is suited to people who prefer tangy citrus notes rather than a strongly spiced masala flavour. The product information highlights tulsi, amla, black pepper and ginger, with lemon contributing to its flavour.

Herbal Lemon Tea contains sulphur-less sugar. Sulphur-less sugar is refined sugar processed without sulphur; it is still sugar. Our published product information reports 4.60 g of sulphur-less sugar per 10 g serving. If you monitor blood glucose or sugar intake, account for this amount and check the current nutrition panel.

  • Flavour: Earthy, tangy and herbal.
  • Format: Sachet.
  • Preparation: Empty the sachet into a cup, add hot water and stir until dissolved. You can add ice for a chilled drink.
  • Sweetener: Contains sulphur-less sugar.
  • Listed price: ₹180.
  • Best for: People who prefer a lemon-led drink and are comfortable with its sugar content.

Our formulation includes tea extract (Camellia sinensis), a plant that naturally contains caffeine. Herbal Lemon Tea may therefore contain caffeine, although we have not published a caffeine test result or exact caffeine quantity.

If you are interested in claims about lemon tea and hormonal health, read what the evidence says about herbal lemon tea and hormones. Herbal tea should not be treated as a proven treatment for hormonal conditions.

Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea

Our Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea combines green tea with herbs, lemon flavour and stevia. It is specifically described as sugarless and sweetened with stevia, unlike Herbal Lemon Tea, which contains sulphur-less sugar.

  • Flavour: Citrus-led, with green tea and stevia sweetness.
  • Format: Tea bags.
  • Preparation: Use one tea bag with 100 ml of boiling water and infuse for four to five minutes.
  • Sweetener: Stevia.
  • Listed price: ₹190 for 25 tea bags, or ₹7.60 per bag.
  • Best for: People who prefer lemon-flavoured green tea in a convenient tea-bag format.

This product contains senna, giloy and other herbs. Senna is a stimulant laxative, so this tea should not be treated as an everyday laxative or used to manage persistent constipation without professional advice. People with digestive conditions or those taking medication should check the complete ingredient list with a healthcare professional.

Green tea naturally contains caffeine. The exact caffeine quantity per tea bag is not published.

You can also read our Herbal Lemon Green Tea buying guide before choosing a product.

3. Herbal Green Tea Kadha: A Traditional Spiced Blend

Our Herbal Green Tea Kadha combines green tea with herbs and spices used in traditional kadha preparations. The listed ingredients include ashwagandha, giloy, tulsi, cinnamon, turmeric, clove, cardamom, dry ginger, black pepper and mulethi, among other ingredients.

  • Flavour: Traditional and spice-forward.
  • Format: Tea bags.
  • Preparation: Place one tea bag in a cup, add 100 ml of boiling water and infuse for four to five minutes.
  • Listed price: ₹90.
  • Best for: People who enjoy a traditional spiced beverage.

This product contains ashwagandha, giloy and mulethi. These ingredients have specific safety considerations, particularly for people who are pregnant, have existing health conditions or take medication. Read the safety section below before making this tea part of your regular routine.

Green tea naturally contains caffeine. The presence of traditional herbs does not establish that the product prevents or treats infections or other illnesses.

View Herbal Green Tea Kadha

For more guidance, read how to choose the right herbal kadha tea.

How Much Does Each SNEH Herbal Tea Cost per Serving?

Price per serving helps you compare products more fairly than pack price alone. For loose blends, the cost depends on the amount used per cup. For tea bags, it depends on the number of bags in the pack.

Product

Pack size or quantity

Listed price

Approximate cost per serving

Herbal Masala Tea

250 g

₹150

₹1.20–₹1.80, estimated using 2–3 g per cup

Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea

200 g

₹170

₹1.70–₹2.55, estimated using 2–3 g per cup

Herbal Lemon Tea

Confirm the sachet count on the pack

₹180

Calculate using the number of servings in the pack

Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea

25 tea bags

₹190

₹7.60 per tea bag

Herbal Green Tea Kadha

Confirm the tea-bag count on the pack

₹90

Calculate using the number of tea bags in the pack

Prices are as of 21 October 2026 and may change. The loose-tea figures are estimates based on a 2–3 g serving, not a manufacturer-specified serving size.

Formula: Price per serving = Pack price ÷ Number of servings.

Loose tea and tea bags are not directly comparable when their serving sizes and preparation methods differ. The lowest pack price does not necessarily mean the best value.

For another example of comparing loose-tea costs, see our guide to Herbal Masala Tea prices and value.

How Should You Prepare and Store SNEH Herbal Tea?

Follow the preparation instructions for the product you choose.

Product

Preparation

Herbal Masala Tea

Use one teaspoon with milk or water and boil for two to three minutes. Add a sweetener if desired.

Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea

Use one teaspoon with milk or water and boil for two to three minutes. The product is sweetened with stevia.

Herbal Lemon Tea

Empty the sachet into a cup, add hot water and stir until dissolved. Add ice for a chilled serving.

Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea

Pour 100 ml of boiling water over one tea bag and infuse for four to five minutes.

Herbal Green Tea Kadha

Place one tea bag in a cup, add 100 ml of boiling water and infuse for four to five minutes.

Store each tea in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Close the packaging securely between uses and follow the storage instructions and best-before date printed on the pack. Do not consume a product if its packaging is damaged or its contents show unusual moisture, mould or an unexpected smell.

For more tips, read how to store herbal tea properly. If you are considering reusing a tea bag, see can you reuse tea bags?.

Infographic showing five SNEH herbal teas in glass cups with preparation steps, titled “How Should You Prepare and Store SNEH Herbal Tea?”

Are SNEH All In One Herbal Teas Suitable for Everyday Use?

Suitability depends on the ingredients, serving size, caffeine content and individual circumstances. Herbal products are not automatically suitable for everyone simply because they contain plant-based ingredients.

  • Senna in Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea: Senna is a stimulant laxative. Frequent or prolonged use of senna can cause problems, including diarrhoea and disturbances in fluid or electrolyte balance. Do not use this tea as a regular laxative without advice from a healthcare professional.
  • Giloy in Herbal Masala Tea, Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea and Herbal Green Tea Kadha: Published medical literature has reported cases of liver injury associated with giloy products. The evidence and possible causes are still discussed in medical literature, but people with liver conditions should seek professional advice before using products containing giloy. Read this PubMed study on giloy-associated liver injury.
  • Mulethi in Herbal Masala Tea and Herbal Green Tea Kadha: Licorice, also known as mulethi, can cause serious adverse effects when consumed in large amounts or over a long period. It may be particularly concerning for people with high blood pressure or heart or kidney conditions and can interact with some medicines. See the NCCIH guidance on licorice root.
  • Ashwagandha in Herbal Green Tea Kadha: Ashwagandha may cause side effects and interact with some medicines. The National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health advises avoiding it during pregnancy and not using it while breastfeeding. It may also be unsuitable for people with thyroid or autoimmune disorders. Read the NCCIH guidance on ashwagandha.
  • Pippali in Herbal Masala Tea: If you have a medical condition or take regular medication, review the full ingredient list with a qualified healthcare professional before using this blend regularly.
  • Caffeine: Herbal Masala Tea, Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea, Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea and Herbal Green Tea Kadha contain green tea. Herbal Lemon Tea contains tea extract and may also contain caffeine. Caffeine can affect sleep and may cause restlessness in sensitive people.
  • Sugar: Herbal Lemon Tea contains sulphur-less sugar. People monitoring blood glucose or sugar intake should account for its sugar content and check the nutrition panel.
  • Stevia: Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea and Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea are sweetened with stevia. Check the full product label and nutrition information when choosing a product for a particular dietary need.
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Consult a qualified healthcare professional before consuming herbal blends regularly, especially products containing ashwagandha or multiple herbs.
  • Ingredient sensitivities: Review the complete ingredient list and any applicable allergen or suitability warnings before use.

Herbal tea should complement a balanced diet and lifestyle. It should not be promoted as a guaranteed method for weight loss, blood sugar control, blood pressure reduction or disease prevention.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which SNEH herbal tea is best for beginners?

Herbal Masala Tea is an option for people who enjoy aromatic spices. Herbal Lemon Tea is an alternative for people who prefer tangy citrus notes. Choose according to your flavour preference, sweetener needs and dietary requirements.

2. Does SNEH Herbal Lemon Tea contain caffeine?

Herbal Lemon Tea contains tea extract (Camellia sinensis), which naturally contains caffeine. It may therefore contain caffeine, although we have not published a caffeine test result or exact caffeine quantity. The other four products contain green tea, which naturally contains caffeine.

3. What is the difference between regular and sugarless Herbal Masala Tea?

The sugarless version is sweetened with stevia, while the regular blend allows you to choose whether to add a sweetener during preparation. Both are green-tea-based and naturally contain caffeine. Check the current pack for the complete ingredient declaration and nutrition information.

4. What is the shelf life of SNEH herbal teas?

Follow the best-before date and storage instructions printed on the individual product pack. Store the tea in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight.

5. Are SNEH herbal teas vegan or gluten-free?

Check the ingredient and allergen declaration for the specific product you want to buy. If you require a confirmed vegan or gluten-free product, contact our team before ordering so we can clarify the status of that variety.

6. Where can I find the FSSAI licence number?

Check the FSSAI licence details printed on the current product packaging. You can also consult the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India for regulatory information.

7. Can I add milk to SNEH Herbal Lemon Tea?

Our preparation instructions describe making Herbal Lemon Tea with hot water. Follow the directions on the current pack for the recommended preparation method.

8. Can I drink SNEH herbal tea on an empty stomach?

Individual tolerance varies. If a tea causes stomach discomfort, try having it with or after food, or stop drinking it if symptoms continue. Products containing senna, including Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea, require particular caution because senna acts as a stimulant laxative.

9. Are SNEH teas suitable for people managing diabetes?

Sugarless Herbal Masala Tea and Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea are sweetened with stevia, but suitability depends on the full formulation and nutrition information. Herbal Lemon Tea contains sulphur-less sugar and should not be treated as sugar-free. Consult a healthcare professional about your individual dietary needs. Herbal tea must not replace prescribed diabetes treatment.

10. Can I drink SNEH herbal tea during pregnancy?

Consult your healthcare professional before consuming these blends during pregnancy or breastfeeding. In particular, our Herbal Green Tea Kadha contains ashwagandha, which the NCCIH advises avoiding during pregnancy and not using while breastfeeding. The other blends also contain multiple herbs, so check their complete ingredients with your healthcare professional.

11. Where can I buy SNEH herbal tea online?

You can view available products and current listed prices through our official SNEH All In One shop. You can also visit our SNEH All In One herbal products page to browse the range.

12. How long does delivery take?

Our product pages state that orders are usually delivered within seven to ten days across India. Actual delivery times may vary by location and order circumstances. For assistance, visit our Contact Us page.

SNEH All In One Herbal Tea Range: Our Brand Story

SNEH All In One – Naturally Crafted Teas brings together traditional herbs and spices in tea blends developed through more than 21 years of experience in herbal tea manufacturing. Our roots are in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, and our work is connected with Sneh Viklang Ashram and efforts to create opportunities for persons with disabilities.

We aim to make our range accessible to people with different flavour preferences, from classic masala blends to lemon tea and kadha-style preparations. We encourage customers to read product labels, compare ingredients and choose according to their individual needs.

Business address: 117/O/418, Geeta Nagar, Kakadeo, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh 208025, India.

Final Thoughts

Our five herbal tea products offer different flavour profiles and preparation formats. Herbal Masala Tea is suited to people who prefer a spiced blend, Herbal Lemon Tea offers tangy notes, Sugarless Herbal Lemon Green Tea combines lemon flavour with green tea, and Herbal Green Tea Kadha brings together green tea and traditional spices.

Before choosing, compare the tea base, ingredients, sweetener, caffeine content and price per serving. Remember that Herbal Lemon Tea contains sulphur-less sugar, while the two products labelled sugarless use stevia. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or take medication, review the relevant herb cautions and seek professional advice where appropriate.

Disclaimer

This article is for general informational purposes and is not medical advice. Prices and product formulations may change. Refer to the current packaging for complete ingredients, nutrition information, storage instructions, licence details and suitability warnings. Consult a qualified healthcare professional if you have concerns about herbal ingredients, caffeine, pregnancy, breastfeeding or medication interactions.

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Anu Sharma

Anu Sharma, Founder of SNEH All In One – Naturally Crafted Teas, is a wellness entrepreneur passionate about helping people make informed decisions for better health and lifestyle. With knowledge of herbal ingredients and natural wellness practices, she shares insights on balanced living, mindful habits, and everyday wellness while promoting trusted, quality-focused, and accessible health awareness.

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