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Vanilla Honeybush

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Love rooibos? Then you'll love herbal honeybush.

Herbal honeybush tea is a close cousin of rooibos: both are unique to the Cederberg Mountains of South Africa, sharing a similar malty sweetness.

Honeybush tea tends to have a fuller body, taking its name from the honeyed fragrance of its flowers and the rich, syrupy tones which come through in the cup. You'll even taste warm, slightly roasted notes, a bit like honey on hot buttered toast. We've added luxurious Madagascan vanilla to bring out the natural creaminess of the tea and finished with a light scattering of orange pieces.

It's perfect for those looking for a caffeine-free herbal tea with real force of flavour and not a hint of sugar. What's more, antioxidant-rich honeybush has been used for centuries to treat coughs and colds; it's ideal for when you're feeling a little under the weather.

  • Tea Type

    Flavoured Herbal Infusion

  • Origin

    South Africa

  • Taste Profile

    Aromatic, Sweet

  • Tastes like

    Vanilla icecream with honeycomb

  • Food pairing

    Toasted and buttered rye bread

  • When to drink

    When you're in the mood for something sweet and soothing

Ingredients
Brew the perfect cup

Add two teaspoons (around 4g) per cup and always use freshly drawn and boiled water. Allow to brew for 3-5 minutes according to taste. Best enjoyed without milk.

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Origin

South Africa

Herbal rooibos is unique to the Cederberg Mountains in South Africa’s Western Cape province, home to antelopes, leopards and lizards. The Khosian tribes had had been harvesting the leaves of the Aspalathus Linearis plant long before its discovery by the Dutch colonists, who applied the same process of oxidation used to create black tea. As a result, the green, needle-like leaves were transformed to a glowing red, giving the tea its name: rooibos or ‘red bush’ tea. As a herbal plant it’s caffeine free, and the only known source of the antioxidant aspalathin.

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