This sweet, tart flavor of our hibiscus flower tea is an exotic treat. Our vibrant hibiscus flower tea will definitely leave a mark on your taste buds—and your well-being! 

Description

Hibiscus tea, also known as Roselle, has already made a name for itself. However, our very own infusion aims to provide our customers with a more substantial experience of the tea. Hydrate is a red hibiscus tea that provides a unique taste quite similar to cranberry. A single cup of this drinking tea can already provide you with so many health benefits. 

Our red Hibiscus tea originates from the Hibiscus flower, particularly from its calyces. There are plenty of Hibiscus species but the one that makes this drinking tea so special is the Hibiscus Sadariffa.

The Hydrate red Hibiscus tea can be drunk however you want to—you can drink it hot or turn it into a refreshing Hibiscus iced tea. Thanks to the Hibiscus flower tea, you have a perfect drinking tea for when you have visitors over or if you're just looking for a flavorful but healthy beverage. 

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Ingredients 

Our Hydrate red Hibiscus tea is made from Whole dried Hibiscus flowers (as opposed to small offcuts). It's infused with other dried herbs, making it a tea that's refreshing and medicinal. 

Hibiscus drinking tea health benefits 

Here are the following benefits Hibiscus tea has: 

• Loaded with natural electrolytes to quench thirst
• Detoxifies the body
• Boosts immune system
• Has anti-aging properties 
• Lowers blood pressure and blood sugar 
• Lowers cholesterol levels 
• Promotes good digestion 
• Improves bladder function
• Helps with menstrual cramps 
• Reduces depression and mood swing
• Contains Vitamin C for immunity

How to perfectly brew hot Hydrate Hibiscus drinking tea 

1. Scoop 2-3 pieces of dried hibiscus flowers and add them into 250ml boiling water. You can also add other flavors like ginger, mint, or cinnamon.  
2. Let it steep for 5 to 10 minutes. 
3. Strain the beverage. 
4. To sweeten it up or enhance the flavor, you can opt to add honey. Perhaps you'd like to serve it nicely with a beautiful clear glass teapot to admire the vibrant ruby colour of hibiscus tea. 

How to perfectly make a refreshing Hibiscus iced tea 

If you don't like it hot or if you're experiencing hot summer times, making a Hibiscus iced tea would be a great drink to beat the heat. Here's how you prepare it: 

1. Chill some water and then add the dried Hibiscus flowers in it a day before you will be serving the drink. 
2. The morning after, strain the tea and pour it into a glass. Add some ice cubes to make it colder. 
3. You can make it sweeter or enhance its flavor by adding some sugar or any other sweetener. You can also put in some ginger, clove, or cinnamon to make it a Hibiscus iced tea you won't forget. 

Frequently asked questions about tea Hibiscus 

What does Hibiscus tea taste like? 

This herbal drinking tea has a tart taste, one that might remind you of the cranberry flavour. The fruity tones make it taste more desirable as a Hibiscus iced tea. 

When is the best time to drink Hibiscus tea? 

We recommend drinking Hibiscus flower tea after a meal. It is rich in flavonoids, allowing it to absorb fats in the body. This is only one of the many Hibiscus tea health benefits. It's also great to drink both in its hot or iced forms but the Hibiscus iced tea, in particular, is very popular especially during humid or hot times. 

What are the other benefits Hibiscus tea can provide? 

Hibiscus is rich in amino acids, so it can help stimulate hair growth and with issues like dandruff and dry hair. If you want to know how to make a Hibiscus hair mask at home, click here. 

What are the possible side effects of tea Hibiscus? 

Hibiscus is not considered to be dangerous for consumption. However, it can cause some possible side effects depending on who drinks it or if they have any pre-existing conditions.

This is not a recommended beverage for women who want to conceive a child, because it can lower estrogen levels and affect fertility. Patients who are undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy are also ill-advised from drinking this for it can worsen the negative side effects of their treatment. This is also not an ideal drink for people suffering from hypotension or those with low blood pressure levels.