£4.34
This organic herbal tea combines sweet rosehip and raspberry notes with hints of apple and cinnamon. Sourced from the UK, it offers a caffeine-free infusion experience ideal for relaxation. Preparation requires fresh boiled water poured over the bag for 2-4 minutes depending on taste.
- Made with 100% organic ingredients including fennel, orange peel and blackberry leaf.
- Features plastic-free teabags certified home compostable and stitched with organic cotton.
- Each box contains 20 individually wrapped teas for guaranteed freshness and portability.
- Contains raspberry leaf and natural raspberry flavour for an authentic berry profile.
- Store in a cool dry place away from odours to maintain quality.
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Description
xSweet Rosehip & Raspberry Organic Herbal Infusion Comforting and supportive, this raspberry leaf infusion is balanced with hints of rosehip, apple and sweet summer berries. A light, caffeine-free cup brimming with natural poise.
Features
A delicate raspberry leaf blend with notes of summer berries, Plastic free, 100% Organic ingredients
Nutritional data
| Per 100g / Per 100ml | Energy Kj | Energy Kcal | Fat g | Carbohydrates g | Salt g |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0.2 | 0 |
Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from odours
Preparation and Usage
For a perfect cup use fresh, boiled water. Infuse for 2-4 mins according to taste.
Packaging
Our teabags are plastic free and certified home compostable. They are stitched with organic cotton, and individually wrapped for freshness. The boxes, envelopes and tags are recyclable as paper.
Ingredients
Raspberry Leaf (30%), Rosehip (20%), Apple, Fennel, Cinnamon, Orange Peel, Blackberry Leaf and Natural Raspberry Flavour
Dietary Information
Organic
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Safety Warning
Contains raspberry leaf, if pregnant talk to your health practitioner.
