🌱 Organic | 🍹 Makes a delicious iced tea | 💧 Refreshing
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LLH2029R
Organic Hibiscus offers wonderful circulation benefits and aids in regulating high blood pressure. The flavour profile is slightly tart similar to that of cranberries, but if that's not your preference, a hint of honey or raw sugar syrup will really do the trick!
Ingredients: Hibiscus (Organic) Flavour Profile: Floral, Tart Caffeine: Free Brewing Guide/ Directions of use: 3-5g, -90- 95°c, 5+ minutes We would recommend brewing for a longer time period, until you reach the flavour profile you like.
*Please keep in mind tea leaf and herbal characteristics can vary from batch to batch, due to sourcing availability and season of the crop.
The Story
Hibiscus tea is a popular herbal tea made from the dried petals of the Hibiscus sabdariffa flower. Known for its vibrant red colour and tart flavour, hibiscus tea has a rich history and cultural significance in various parts of the world. The use of hibiscus dates back centuries, with roots in ancient civilisations. The hibiscus plant is believed to have originated in Africa and later spread to other tropical and subtropical regions. Hibiscus has been embraced in different cultures for its ornamental beauty and medicinal properties. It is a symbol of beauty, love, and hospitality in many societies. Various cultures have used hibiscus for its potential medicinal benefits. In traditional medicine, hibiscus has been employed to address conditions such as high blood pressure, digestive issues, and as a source of vitamin C.
Potential Health Benefits
Flavonoids and Anthocyanin
Blood Pressure Regulation
Anti-Inflammatory
Vitamin C
Immune System Support
Caffeine Free
Whilst there is some scientific research indicating that tea may offer various health benefits, please note that all the information provided on this website is for informational purposes only. It should not be regarded as a replacement for medical advice, and it is not intended to be utilised as the primary method for treating any medical conditions or health concerns.
Pick-up from our South Nowra warehouse is available 9 AM - 2:30 PM, Monday to Friday. Contact 1800 355 182 or email info@teajourneys.com.au to arrange.
How long does your tea stay fresh?
Short answer. It depends on the tea and how it is stored.
To keep your teas fresh, always store them well-sealed in a cool, dry, and dark place and generally as a guideline we recommend consuming within 3 years of purchase.
How much caffeine is there in a cup of tea?
The caffeine content of tea varies depending on factors like water temperature and steeping time. On average:
Black tea: 40-70 mg per cup
Green tea: 20-45 mg per cup
Oolong tea: 30-50 mg per cup
White tea: 15-30 mg per cup
Yellow tea: 30-50 mg per cup
Herbal: 0 mg (naturally caffeine-free)
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Phoebe
This tea is so yummy. I drink it at night warm to help me sleep and during the day I enjoy it cold. The only ingredients are lemomgrass and ginger, no rubbish, fillers, colours nor flavours. Just naturally amazing.
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Phoebe
The glass bottles are double walked and the sleeve is very protective. I am a return customer and am super impressed with all products as well as the teas which contain only quality ingredients . Highly recommend this company.
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Danielle Jukes
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You guys are brilliant, your packaging is 1 of the main reason I chose to order my Tiger with you, you don't waste room and space with boxes. I love my tea samples and really I cannot survive without my Morning Tiger, Thankyou Tea Journeys
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WARWICK EDGINGTON
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I’ve never understood our camping buddies not liking Lapsang Souchong. After all they all say how much they like getting home and finding all there clothes smell of smoke.
Recently introduced Golden Goose into the mix and it captured some interest. There is hope for them yet.
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Pam Allen
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I am really enjoying my sticky chai….. especially the ginger flavour which gives me the taste I like to identify.
I often use my diffuser in a mug rather than the infusion bottle and that works well if I just want a mug of chai just for myself.
I have samples to try and I want to try a chilled chai as well. I’m on a ‘tea adventure’
