Pure Hibiscus Flowers

Description:

Pure dried hibiscus flowers make the prettiest of teas. Rich, deep red in colour and slightly tart. Hibiscus tea has been said to assist with calming a nervous stomach, supporting wound healing and most notably lowering blood pressure.

Strength:

Medium

Ingredients‎:

Pure hibiscus flowers

Our Hibiscus is the Roselle Variant, Hibiscus Sabdarifa

To make:

1 heaped teaspoon for 250ml cup
Add freshly boiled water

Steep for 6 - 10 minutes then pour

You'll like this if you like:

A slightly tart tasting drink that's entirely good for you

Similar:

Berry Peach Crumble

Pineapple Mango Star

One retail pouch will make:

100g will make around 40 cups of tea

Product reviews

Robin Hoare from Rawene, Hokianga

Wed. 08.04.2015

Sharp tasting but delicious: a blood red "tea" and I pretend I'm Count Dracula!

Rating:

Rawene, Hokianga

Jenny Housley from Lower Hutt

Sat. 02.04.2016

I thought I'd try this tea because it is supposed to be good for blood pressure. I've just had my first cup and it was delicious. Love the strong red colour and the flavor. Doesn't need any sweetener either but than again it might be nice too.

Rating:

Lower Hutt

Jess Land from Whangarei

Mon. 18.04.2016

A beautifully tart and flavoursome tea, like a fruit tea should taste. I also tried chewing the dried tea petals out of curiosity and they were so tangy & delicious! Quite a treat. Will definitely buy again.

Rating:

Whangarei

Andrea Mowat from Russell

Mon. 13.03.2017

Amazing tea! Awesome flavours. Great also for Kombucha! Love TeaTotal!

Rating:

Russell

Mal from Invercargill

Sat. 15.04.2017

The taste grew on me really quickly although I do have to sweeten it with honey. A delicious treat for sure!

Rating:

Invercargill

Petra hermens from Motueka

Sat. 09.09.2017

Made kombucha with this tea, absolutely beautifull!

Rating:

Motueka

Jill Kerr from Tauranga

Tue. 31.07.2018

This is the nicest hibiscus tea I have tasted. It is a rich full bodied tea with a bit of tartness which I like. I will definitely be buying this one again! I love love love it!

Rating:

Tauranga

Danielle from Wellington

Thu. 29.07.2021

From the Caribbean and have been on the hunt for what we call "sorrel" which is Hibiscus Sabdarifa, however many products sold on the market labelled Hibiscus Tea has not proven to be the same as what we grow in the Caribbean. This product is the real deal and takes be right back home to the topics when I'm brewing and making my hot and cold drinks.

Rating:

Wellington

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