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Mulled Hibiscus

£6.50

Description

This is our first ever caffeine free herbal infusion, made from super tangy hibiscus that was harvested in Mitakawani village and gently dried in the sun. This infusion also includes some warming spices from our cooperatives making it a wonderful winter drink, although we think it can be enjoyed during all seasons. Expect a naturally sweet and sour beverage uplifted by winterspice, not all too dissimilar to mulled wine, but without the alcohol!

Comes in a 50g home compostable nature flex bag!

Mulled Hibiscus

This is our first ever caffeine free herbal infusion, made from super tangy hibiscus that was harvested in Mitakawani village and gently dried in the sun. This infusion also includes some warming spices from our cooperatives making it a wonderful winter drink, although we think it can be enjoyed during all seasons. Expect a naturally sweet and sour beverage uplifted by winterspice, not all too dissimilar to mulled wine, but without the alcohol!

 

Ingredients: Hibiscus flowers, cinnamon, ginger, clove, cardamom

 

DIrections:

  • Place water into your cooking pot and bring to a boil
  • Add Mulled Hibiscus tea
  • Let it boil together for 1-2 minutes depending on your preference on taste of strength
  • Turn off heat, strain your tea and add sweetener to your liking
  • Stir and enjoy!

The complex flavour notes of this product include:
Mulled Wine - Sweet 'n Sour - Warming

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  1. Sue H.
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  2. Anonymous
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    Mulled Hibiscus is the smell of Christmas!- in a cup 🙂

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Who grew our
Mulled Hibiscus?
grown in zanzibar
Mitakawani Village, Zanzibar
Right in the middle of the Southern island of Unguja lies the small village of Mitakawani. Far removed from any lucrative tourist spots, they are completely reliant on spice farming. Since most of the people here only have small plots of land, they tend to mix their relatively small harvests together and share the profits.
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