Rooibos Tea

Sweet, round, naturally caffeine-free: rooibos, also called red tea, comes from South Africa. You can drink it at any hour, even in the evening. At Teatower, it comes plain, green, or flavoured with caramel, fruit, spices or chocolate.

How to brew rooibos

Pour water at 90 °C and steep for 5 minutes, or a little longer for a bolder cup. It does not turn bitter.

Caffeine-free, any time of day

Rooibos contains no theine: it suits the whole family and every moment of the day. Available loose leaf or in tea bags, depending on the blend.

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Health benefits of rooibos

Rooibos is renowned for its numerous health benefits. It is rich in antioxidants, such as aspalathin, which help combat free radicals and reduce inflammation. Rooibos is also beneficial for digestion, helps lower blood pressure, and can improve heart health. To enjoy these benefits, try our Rooibos Vanilla Cinnamon - Shooting Stars.

Properties And Origin

Originating from South Africa, Rooibos is a unique plant that only grows in this region. Unlike traditional tea, Rooibos contains no caffeine, making it an excellent alternative for those looking to reduce their caffeine intake. There are two main varieties: red Rooibos, which is fermented, and green Rooibos, unfermented and richer in antioxidants. Discover our Rooibos Peach - Organic Vineyard Peach for a refreshing experience.

Preparation Methods

Preparing a Rooibos infusion is simple and quick. Use simmering water and steep for 5 to 7 minutes to achieve a rich and full flavor. For optimal preparation, check out our selection of infusion accessories. You can also try Rooibos as a cold brew for a refreshing summer drink.

Recipes And Combinations

Rooibos pairs perfectly with a variety of flavors, allowing for the creation of unique and delicious infusions. For example, our Rooibos Rum - Souvenir of Havana offers an exotic and comforting combination ideal for evenings. You can also experiment with recipes using Rooibos as a base for desserts, marinades, or even cocktails.

To explore our full range of Rooibos and learn more about their benefits and preparation methods, visit our dedicated Rooibos page.