ROSELLA BOTANICAL TEA - Australia
Organic Rosella Tea (Wild Hibiscus)
Hibiscus sabdariffa • Certified Organic • Australian Grown
Bold • Tart • Fruity
Rosella, also known as wild hibiscus, has a vibrant ruby-red colour and a tangy, berry-like flavour. Made from 100% certified organic hibiscus flowers, it brews into a full-bodied infusion with a refreshing tartness, rich floral notes and a subtle fruity finish. It's naturally caffeine-free and works equally well hot or cold.
How to enjoy
- Brew as a hot tea, or chill as an iced herbal cooler.
- Use in cocktails, mocktails, spritzers or non-alcoholic sangria.
- Infuse into syrups, lemonades or fruit punches.
- Try it chilled with citrus and berries as an alcohol-free option.
- Lovely unsweetened, or with a touch of honey.
Botanical details
Botanical name: Hibiscus sabdariffa | Plant part: flowers | Certified Organic | Origin: Australia | Naturally caffeine-free
Ingredients: 100% certified organic hibiscus (rosella) flowers (Hibiscus sabdariffa).
Important information: Seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a medical condition.
Storage: Keep sealed in a cool, dark, dry place.
DIY Recipes:
Rosella Cocktail Syrup
• Steep 2–3 tsp Rosella in 1 cup water
• Blend with 1 cup sugar to make syrup
• Add 2 tsp to cocktails or mocktails
Rosella Mint Iced Tea (Serves 8)
• 4 tsp Rosella + ½ cup fresh mint + 4 cups boiling water
• Steep 10 min, strain
• Add 2 cups apple juice + 2 cups cold water
• Chill & serve with ice and mint sprigs
Strawberry Rosella Lemonade (Serves 8)
• 6 cups water + 6 tsp Rosella (steep 30 min, strain)
• Gently heat 900g strawberries + ¼ cup sugar, strain juice
• Combine all in pitcher with ¼ cup lemon juice + simple syrup
• Serve over ice
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100% Plant-Based | Caffeine-Free | No Additives | Naturally Vibrant
Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place. Reseal after opening to preserve freshness.
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This information is for educational use and not intended as medical advice. Please consult a qualified health practitioner if you have any concerns.