Rooibos Scent of Christmas Seasonal Tea

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Tea Information
Type Rooibos Tea
Origin South Africa
Format Loose Leaf Tea
Taste Sweet Refreshing and Light with a Spicy Warming note.
Brewing Advice One dessert spoon per cup. Add boiling water. Infuse for three to five minutes or according to taste.

 

For one of the very best seasonal teas, there's no substitute for Rooibos Scent of Christmas. A delicious note of oranges, cinnamon and star annise pervades this perfect combination of high-quality rooibos, spicy coriander, sweet spicy cardamon and aromatic cloves. This combination with a hint of smooth, soft cream is perfect for Christmas.

Rooibos Scent of Christmas Tea Ingredients:

  • loose-leaf rooibos tea
  • apple and cinnamon pieces
  • coriander
  • star anise
  • natural flavouring
  • orange slices

Rooibos tea comes from the Cape province of South Africa and is naturally caffeine and tannic acid-free. Char's rooibos tea is of the highest quality and has undergone the most thorough sifting and cleaning. It has been repeatedly sieved to ensure an even and high-quality final product - a 'super grade' quality from cultivated rank growth.

Order Rooibos Scent of Christmas Tea online from Char Teas UK today for home delivery.


Customer Reviews

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Sue
Delicious!

It may be 'Christmas Tea', but I drink it all year round!

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WALTER IUZZOLINO
delightful

it is literally like Christmas in a cup

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Gill Entwistle
Christmas Seasonal Tea

A delicious brew that is perfect for this time of year!

M
Myall Lynn
Christmas in a cup

Wonderful Christmas aroma and infused overnight and served cold a lovely non alchoholic christmas drink from a wine glass

J
Judith G.
Rooibos Scent of Christmas tea

I had previously bought this tea several times several years ago and enjoyed it very much. It had a very distinctive taste that was like Christmas. However, this year's batch is lacking that taste to a large degree--- perhaps not enough cloves? Were corners cut for cost reasons?