Hibiscus tea additive
Hibiscus (hibiscus) is a natural tea additive with a ruby color and refreshing fruity taste. It cleanses the body, supports blood pressure, and gives a boost of vitamins. Perfect for summer!
Hibiscus is the dried petals of the hibiscus plant, known for its intense ruby color and refreshing, tart flavor. Hibiscus tea is not only beautiful to look at, but also has numerous health benefits.
By adding hibiscus to tea, you will get a pleasant sourness, fruity freshness and a charge of antioxidants. The drink perfectly quenches thirst on hot days and keeps the body in good shape.
Benefits of hibiscus:
- Supports heart health and normalizes blood pressure
- Cleanses the body and has a mild detox effect
- Rich in vitamin C — strengthens immunity
- Refreshes and quenches thirst naturally
- Has antioxidant properties, protecting cells from aging
Characteristics:
- Type: Natural floral tea additive
- Form: Dried hibiscus petals
- Origin: Egypt, Sudan
- Aroma: Light fruity-berry
- Taste: Fresh, sour, fruity
How to brew hibiscus:
- Add 1 teaspoon of hibiscus to your main tea or brew separately.
- Water temperature — 90–95°C
- Infuse for 5–7 minutes
- Can be served hot or cold with ice
What teas does it go best with:
- White tea (Bai Mu Dan, Shou Mei)
- Green tea
- Herbal teas
- Fruit mixes
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Black, green, herbal, fruit teas in assortment according to the annexes
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