Mighty Leaf Organic African Nectar Rooibos Herbal Tea, 15 Tea Bags -- 6 Per Case
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Mighty Leaf Organic African Nectar Rooibos Herbal Tea, 15 Tea Bags -- 6 Per Case
Ready to ship within 7 day(s)
- African Nectar: Fruity notes with rooibos warmth
- Organic Rooibos: Crafted with certified ingredients
- Caffeine Free: Ideal for anytime tea service
- Herbal Aroma: Fragrant infusion with gentle depth
- Evening Cup: Welcoming choice after meals
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Mighty Leaf Organic African Nectar Rooibos Herbal Tea
Herbal Tea
Mighty Leaf Organic African Nectar Rooibos Herbal Tea, 15 Tea Bags
Mighty Leaf Organic African Nectar Rooibos Herbal Tea blends naturally caffeine-free rooibos with tropical fruit and floral notes for a fragrant, smooth infusion. The 15-tea-bag package suits cafés, restaurants, hotels and hospitality programs looking to broaden their organic herbal tea selection.
Easy to steep, this whole leaf herbal tea can be served hot or over ice for a refreshing alternative to traditional teas. Its naturally sweet, fruity character works well with breakfast, afternoon service or after-meal beverages, giving operators a distinctive caffeine-free choice for varied drink menus.
Teeming with notes of tropical fruit and blossom, this rich and delicious herbal tisane blend makes an excellent aperitif or after-dinner drink. Alternatively, drink a cup in the morning as an alternative to black tea—naturally caffeine free, this blend of rooibos, hibiscus, and blossom is perfect on days that could use some calm and relaxation. Organic African Nectar is made primarily from rooibos, the so-called 'red tea' or ‘red bush’ of South Africa. Rooibos only grows in the Cederberg Mountains of the Western Cape region; attempts to propagate it elsewhere have never been successful. This simple shrub's leaves have been harvested, oxidized, and enjoyed for centuries by the local people, but rooibos was not exported in volume until the late 20th century. It has since become a popular herbal tea ingredient due to its versatility and honey-sweet taste.
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