Organic Hibiscus Tea (Hibiscus Sabdariffa) – Antioxidant-Rich Herbal Flower Tea

Discover the vibrant power of Hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa)—a bold, antioxidant-rich herbal tea enjoyed around the world and known by many names, including Roselle, Jamaica Sorrel, Red Sorrel, African Mallow, Indian Sorrel, and Jamaica Tea.

Crafted from the deep red calyces of the hibiscus flower, this naturally caffeine-free herbal tea delivers a tart, cranberry-like flavor and a stunning ruby hue. Hibiscus has been traditionally used to support heart health, healthy blood pressure, hydration, and natural detoxification, making it a staple in wellness traditions across Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America, and Asia.

The hibiscus plant is a fast-growing annual or perennial shrub that produces large, eye-catching flowers with fleshy red calyces that mature over several months—these calyces are carefully harvested and dried to preserve their potent polyphenols, anthocyanins, and vitamin C content.

Enjoy hibiscus tea hot or iced, on its own or blended with citrus, ginger, or mint. Whether you’re looking for a refreshing daily drink, a clean wellness tea, or a naturally flavorful alternative to sugary beverages, organic hibiscus tea delivers beauty, balance, and bold flavor in every cup.

Key Benefits 

• 🌺 Rich in antioxidants & anthocyanins

• ❤️ Traditionally used to support heart & cardiovascular health

• 💧 Naturally caffeine-free and hydrating

• 🧘🏽 Supports detox & metabolic balance

• 🍷 Tart, cranberry-like flavor with a vibrant red color

• ❄️ Delicious hot or iced

• 🌱 Made from Hibiscus sabdariffa flower calyces

Botanical & Ingredient Details 

• Botanical Name: Hibiscus sabdariffa

• Plant Type: Annual or perennial herb / woody subshrub

• Plant Height: Up to 7–8 feet

• Used Part: Fleshy red flower calyx (Roselle)

• Flavor Profile: Tart, refreshing, slightly floral

Ideal For

• Herbal tea lovers

• Caffeine-free wellness routines

• Heart-healthy lifestyles

• Refreshing iced tea alternatives

• Antioxidant-focused nutrition