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Hibiscus Tea

Herbal Power

This blend supports the cardiovascular system

Taste

Tart, tangy and fruity

Personality

Fun, gregarious and creative

Caffeine Level

Caffeine Free

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Herbal Power

This blend supports the cardiovascular system

Taste

Tart, tangy and fruity

Personality

Fun, gregarious and creative

Caffeine Level

Caffeine Free

Supplement Facts

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Featured Herbs

Hibiscus

Hibiscus sabdariffa

Description

Common benefits of hibiscus include cardiovascular and diuretic support, although simply enjoying it as a refreshingly tart drink is an herbal pleasure within itself!*

When to Use Hibiscus

Heart Health: Enjoy regularly to give your heart a little love.

Water Retention: Sip iced or warm to get things flowing.

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Herbal Origins

We source some of our favorite hibiscus flower from organic farms in Egypt, where the heat-loving plant flourishes. Our farmers harvest the flowers’ red centers—called calyces—for us, and then we blend them with blackberry leaf and lemongrass to create a delightful tea, to enjoy iced or hot.

Ingredients

Organic hibiscus flower, organic blackberry leaf, organic West Indian lemongrass leaf

How to Enjoy:

Pour 8 oz. freshly boiled water over 1 tea bag.

Cover & Steep for 5-10 min.

Squeeze tea bag to ensure maximum goodness.

Enjoy 3-4 cups per day. To enjoy iced, brew hot as indicated above and pour over ice. Do not store iced tea for longer than 24 hours.

Product Questions

Our Organic Hibiscus tea supports the cardiovascular system and is a refreshing, tropical tea to give your heart a little love.*

Hibiscus tea can be consumed daily. It is a caffeine-free herbal tea that can be enjoyed any time of the day, either hot or brewed hot and served cold. That said, we encourage individuals to consult with their healthcare practitioner for personalized consumption recommendations depending on their unique health history

Some of our favorite hibiscus tea recipes are, Agua de Jamaica, often found in Mexican restaurants, our Watermelon Hibiscus Daiquiri recipe, and our Ginger + Hibiscus Watermelon Pops.