The hibiscus, as connoisseurs know, consists of the hibiscus' calyx and external calyx. They are harvested during the time of the fruits and then dried. The inner calyx is 3 cm long and up to the middle it is ball-like. Above there are five upward bent tips. The external calyx consists of 10 small, slim leaves that are strongly "anchored" with the calyx basis. After its flowering time the fleshy and slightly crumbly calyxes take on their typical red color. The main countries of cultivation of the hibiscus, also known as mallow, are the Sudan, Egypt, China, Mexico and Thailand. The infusion of the hibiscus blossom can either be drunk pure or in form of a fruit tea blend and is thoroughly refreshing.
Summer, sun and melon. A fruity creation which not only sates your yearning for summer. Juicy notes of melons and aromatic mate tea are lovingly rounded off by crisp fruit pieces. Try it also chilled for a true summer dream.
The slightly tangy and aromatic berries of the sea buckthorn have found their home in-between some exotic spices. While the Nordic berry is almost always found in fruity combinations, it has now chosen some spicy turmeric and ginger slices as well as a handful of sweet cinnamon as its companions. A special kick is added by candied ginger pieces next to sweet blackberry leaves. The perfect warming pleasure on stormy days.
Traditional meets modern. While chamomile used to be categorized as a rather traditional herb and was even almost completely neglected by the younger generation, we have set cast it into a new, more flattering light which it more than deserves. In this creation you will meet the wonderfully bright and yellow flower as a perfect tea for the soul. The combination with the fruity, crisp pomegranate and the pleasantly spicy aromas of ginger mildly round off this lovely flower in our blend.
Mild summer nights, the sounds of the ocean and a cup full of fruity, ripe guava notes and pleasantly aromatic mate leaves. This is a summer dream coming true, bedded inbetween bright rose petals and a hint of sweet blackberry leaves. An indulgence enjoyed hot or cold!
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