Tasting Notes: Malty, Nutty, Round

Ingredients: Organic Fair Trade Rooibos

Origin: South Africa

Caffeine Content: Caffeine Free

Water Temperature: 212 F / 100 F

Steep Time: 3-6 minutes

Suggested Serving: 1 tsp/8oz

Our Single Estate South African Organic Rooibos is known for its distinctive red colour that presents a relished smooth and mellow flavour.

200 ml (about 7 ounces) of brewed Rooibos contains the following nutrients: 
Iron (Fe) – Essential for transport of oxygen in the blood – 0.07 mg per 200 ml.
Potassium (K) – Assists certain metabolic functions – 7.12 mg per 200 ml.
Calcium (Ca) – Necessary for strong teeth and bones – 1.09 mg per 200 ml.
Copper (Cu) – Assists certain metabolic processes – 0.07 mg per 200 ml.
Zinc (Zn) – Necessary for normal growth and development of healthy skin – 0.04 mg per 200 ml.
Magnesium (Mg) – Assists a healthy nervous system and other metabolic processes – 1.57 mg per 200 ml.
Fluoride (F) – Necessary for strong teeth and bones – 0.22 mg per 200 ml.
Manganese (Mn) – Assists metabolic processes and bone growth and development – 0.04 mg per 200 ml.
Sodium (Na) – Necessary for fluid and acid-base balance – 6.16 mg per 200 ml.

Price:

$9 / 50g

$18 / 100g

This is a great caffeine free alternative to this popular Indian inspired blend of organic spices and herbs.

Tasting Notes: Spice, Full, Savoury

Ingredients: Organic Rooibos, Organic Cardamom, Organic Cloves, Organic Cinnamon, Organic Ginger

Origin: South Africa, India

Region: Cederberg, Assam and Travencore

Caffeine Content: Caffeine Free

Water Temperature: 212 F / 100 C

Steep Time: 3-6 minutes

Suggested Serving: 1 tsp/8oz

Price:

$9 / 50g

$18 / 100g

Tasting Notes: Bright clean taste with superb ginger notes. Has a palate refreshing character combined with a fruity touch of spice.

Ingredients: Luxury rooibos, Calendula petals, Ginger pieces, Natural flavours

Country of Origin: South Africa

Region: Cederberg

Caffeine Content: Caffeine free

Water Temperature: 212 F/ 100 C

Steep time: 3-6 minutes

Suggested Serving: 1 tsp / 8oz

Ginger, (Latin: Zingiber officinale), is one of the oldest known spices in the world. The sharp flavoured root has its roots, pardon the pun, in both India and China, but gets its name from an ancient Indian Sanskrit term stringa-vera, which translates into English as “body like a horn”. The spice is mentioned in the works of Confucious, the Koran, and various European Medieval cook-books. Ginger grew in popularity because it kept for a long time and was able to survive long trading voyages. The spice subsequently became a frequently traded commodity and at one point was usually offered along with salt and pepper.
Now don’t worry, we haven’t unearthed, again sorry the pun, a centuries old storehouse of ginger for this tea – we’ve used a freshly grown variety. And what a tea it is! Blended with the mellow character of South African Rooibos and hints of fruit, the ginger lifts spicy notes that warm the mouth and cleanse the palate. (Incidentally, its palate cleansing qualities make it an excellent alternative to green tea when eating spicy Asian dishes.)

Price:

$8 / 50g

$16 / 100g