Hibiscus Berry
Hibiscus Berry
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Who knew flowers could be so tart? Made from the dried sepals of the Roselle plant, hibiscus tea has a full, tangy flavor and a deep red liquor. Currants, apples, and other fruits lend their sweetness to round out the perfect summertime refresher.
Tasting Notes: Blueberries, cranberries, pomegranate, lemon, juicy.
Drinking Recommendation: Iced with sweetener, no milk.
Product Note: 1 ounce of loose-leaf tea typically yields 5 to 8 cups of tea.
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Steeping Information
Steep 5 minutes at 212ºF (100ºC)Start with 1 tsp of loose tea, then add 1 tsp per 8oz of water. For example, a 16oz teapot will use 3 tsp of tea.Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Organic rosehips, organic hibiscus flowers, organic currants, organic apples, organic elderberries, natural blueberry flavor, essential orange oil, natural mango flavor.
Allergens
- None
I’ve always found hibiscus berry to be a delicious treat for after meals…
It has an inherent sweetness that puts a smile on my face!
This is one of my favorite kinds of tea!
I'm sure it would be good cold, but I usually drink it hot with a spoonful of honey. I love the fact that it's non-caffeinated, so I can drink it at night.
I don't even use a tea strainer for my berry tea. It might be weird, but since it's mostly dried fruit I just eat the rehydrated pieces with my tea.
If you like fruity, berry flavors, I highly recommend that you try hibiscus berry tea.