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Herbal TeaWild Honeybush

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Naturally caffeine-free herbal tea
Sourced from the Langkloof Mountains in South Africa
Premium organic quality
Hand-plucked
Perfect for Rooibos fans

Flavor Preparation Origin & Processing

€ 12,00 € 0,48 per Cup

€ 120,00 / kg

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Ingredients - Organic honeybush tea

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Organic honeybush tea

Honeybush from South Africa* (*certified organic)

Important note: Always add boiling water and leave to infuse for 5 minutes. This is the only way to get a safe food.

Store in a cool and dry place.

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Wild Honeybush

Our Wild Honeybush from South Africa delights with its rich amber hue and floral, honey-like aroma. Its flavour is wonderfully diverse, varying with each harvest and the wild species from which it is derived.

Honeybush

The preparation

For the best flavour in your cup, always brew our herbal teas with boiling hot water. Cover your infusion while it steeps to keep the aromas in. Let the ingredients steep long enough to release their flavours fully into the warm water.


Amount of tea	Temperature	Brewing time
2 ½ tbsp. / 4 g per 250 ml water	100° C	1 Infusion: 5:00 Min.

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The processing of the tea

After harvesting, the raw plant material of the Honeybush undergoes a meticulous oxidation process in steam tanks, which enhances its characteristic amber colour and complex aroma.

South Africa

The origin of the tea

Our partner focuses on regenerative agriculture to ensure that the cultivation and harvesting of the Honeybush plant are sustainable and beneficial to local communities. This approach promotes fair economic conditions and local biodiversity.