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“Another cup of this tonight while I worked from home with our china team. There’s something to be said about being on the phone with china at night while sipping on some tea. Here’s hoping I get...” Read full tasting note
“I’m not sure where I stand with this one. It’s definitely drinkable, but the raspberry taste seems very artificial to me. This is my first honeybush-based tea, so I’m not sure if it’s the...” Read full tasting note
Like Rooibos, Honeybush is a red tea full of amazing health benefits from South Africa that is grown on the Eastern side of the southern tip of South Africa and is slightly sweeter than rooibos. A pleasing infusion of lush honeybush, raspberry bits and natural raspberry flavouring. Delicious served hot or as an iced tea! Honeybush is naturally caffeine free, rich in essential minerals and is very high in antioxidants resulting in a soothing effect on the central nervous system. Great for children.
Steeping Instructions: Use 1tsp of tea per 6oz cup. Steep for 5-7 minutes in boiling water.
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Another cup of this tonight while I worked from home with our china team. There’s something to be said about being on the phone with china at night while sipping on some tea. Here’s hoping I get to go down there to help the team out sometime this year!
Still enjoy this, though not a re-stock. Ill likely use the last of this to try a cold brew and see what’s what with that. Verdant orders here tomorrow so um I really need some more room lol
I’m not sure where I stand with this one. It’s definitely drinkable, but the raspberry taste seems very artificial to me. This is my first honeybush-based tea, so I’m not sure if it’s the honeybush making the tea naturally sweet, or if it’s the flavouring that’s added.
I’ll have to try it iced and see if it’s better that way.
If you went to China, you’d end up drinking lots of GREEN tea ;P
says you! But here’s hoping that i get to go at least once… gotta love business travel when you can tack on a few days of vacation to explore.