£7.24
Use one tea bag per cup in freshly boiled water to create a refreshing cranberry-like infusion from this pure organic hibiscus tea distributed by a UK-based company.
- Made using hibiscus from the fertile hills of Vietnam without pesticides or synthetic fertilizers.
- Pure single ingredient blend ensures unsurpassable quality with a milder and sweeter taste.
- Suitable for making a superb iced tea option on a hot summer's day.
- Store in a dry place to maintain freshness throughout the twenty sachet pack.
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Description
xOrganic Hibiscus Tea. One of the only organic versions of the drink available. One single ingredient for maximum benefits. Pure and natural - no added flavours, colourants or bulking agents.
Hibiscus tea is a popular drink throughout Central and Southern America and parts of Asia. It is made by infusing dried sections of the beautiful flowers with hot water to create a colourful and tasty drink with a cranberry like flavour. Drink on its own or sweeten slightly and add a squeeze of fresh lemon juice. Also makes a superb iced tea on a hot summer's day. Our hibiscus tea is one of the only organic versions of the drink available. Made using hibiscus from the fertile hills of Vietnam, where the climate produces flavoursome flowers grown without the use of pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, meaning a better taste for you and a better future for our planet.
Unlike many other hibiscus teas on the market, Natur Boutique's is a single ingredient blend and doesn't dilute the dried flower extract with any other ingredients, resulting in a finished product of unsurpassable quality, with a milder and sweeter taste.
Ingredients: organic hibiscus
Directions for use: Use one tea bag per cup. Leave to brew for 3-4 minutes in freshly boiled water. Store in a dry place.
