Berry & Hibiscus Rooibos Tea

Regular price $22
Sale price $22 Regular price
Type: Loose Leaf
Size: 3 Ounces
Description

A phenomenal cold-brewed tea, with rich, complex hibiscus and sweet berry — resulting in a perfect summer tea — a sweet cup that is surprisingly complex, fruity and refreshing.

• Tasting Notes: Blueberry, Currant, Sweet
• Astringency: Low
• Body: High
• Sweetness: High
• Type: Loose-leaf
• Caffeine: Medium
• Packaging: Biodegradable, compostable, resealable bag.

Foraged From The South African Wild

Nestled in the pristine wilderness of the Cederberg mountains, this South African rooibos farm is only partially cultivated, with the remaining land left wild and foraged for rooibos. The unique geography and geology of the area, alongside a historic farming culture, contribute to growing some of the world’s finest rooibos. This tea is distinguished by its deep, earthy vanilla flavor, enhanced by the pure mountain water that irrigates the crops, offering a taste that is both exquisite and unmistakably rich.

Tasting Notes

• Profile: Bright and tangy with a deep berry richness.
• Aroma: Dominant hibiscus base layered with a symphony of berry
• Flavor: Floral, tart yet sweet profile.
• Perfect Pairing: Pairs beautifully with dark chocolate or a fruit tart, accentuating the berry notes.

Brewing Instructions

Cold Brewing Instructions
• Weight: 2.5 teaspoons of tea per 12oz cup
• Steep Time: Between 4 hours to overnight

Hot Brewing Instructions
• Weight: 2.5 grams of tea per 12oz cup
• Water Temperature: 195°F to 205°F
• Steep Time: 5-7 minutes
• Steepings: Multiple

Judge us by our looks

Our packaging is safe, simple, and proudly no frills. We don't think it makes sense to pay for things you throw away immediately.

That's why the Berry & Hibiscus Rooibos Tea ships in the same protective packaging the manufacturer uses, covered in functional stickers and foreign stamps showing the journey it's been on.

We don't hide it and wear it as a badge of honor for the places our products have been and the people who made them.