Hibiscus Tea Bags

Hibiscus gives tea a vibrant ruby color and a tangy, cranberry-like flavor. These bagged blends often pair it with berries, rose hips or citrus, and most are naturally caffeine-free. Enjoy them hot, or brew double strength and pour over ice for a refreshing summer drink.

Hibiscus Tea Bags

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Pure Hibiscus
Egypt • Herbal Tea
Ruby red pure Hibiscus flower is a tart, refreshing herbal tea
US$4.65
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4.1
Orange Vanilla Clove
Germany • Fruity
 Lovely herbal blend highlighting sweet orange, vanilla and clove
US$6.53
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4.9
Orange Lemonade
Germany • Fruity
Real orange slices and tangerine pieces blended together with eucalyptus and lemongrass
US$6.11
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3.5
White Garden Bouquet
Germany • White Tea
White tea blended with a trio of blackberries, raspberries and strawberries
US$6.43
4.6
Fat Burner - Weight Loss - Detox - Wellness Blend
Germany • Oolong Tea
Pu'erh, oolong, sencha and yerba mate in a delicious fruity tea blend
US$11.23
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Hibiscus and Rosehips
Germany • Herbal Tea
Pure and simple tart hibiscus and sweet rosehips
US$6.43
4.9
Blood Citrus Smoothie
Germany • Red Bush Tea
Bold rooibos flavor with punchy tart orange that is well balanced over heady vanilla and cream
US$5.49
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4.6
Pu'erh Ginger Treasure
Germany • Pu-erh Tea
A blend of sweet tangerine with a kick of ginger scented smoky pu’erh
US$5.96
3.6
Ginger Treasure
Germany • Herbal Tea
Spicy ginger and sweet citrus herbal blend
US$5.96
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4.9
Healthy Edge
Germany • Herbal Tea
Our ultimate sweet and spiced pu'erh based tea blend
US$9.25
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4.8
Immunity Booster
Germany • Red Bush Tea
Rooibos and ginseng- mild in flavor, with a vanilla and orange zing
US$7.37
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4.3
White Peach Rose
Germany • Black Tea
Refined black teas blended with peach, grapefruit and rose
US$6.43
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Frequently asked questions

What does hibiscus tea taste like?

Tangy and fruity, similar to cranberry, with a deep ruby colour.

Is hibiscus tea caffeine-free?

Most hibiscus blends are herbal and caffeine-free; check the product page for blends that include tea.

How do I make iced hibiscus tea with tea bags?

Steep two bags per cup in boiling water for 5–7 minutes, cool, and pour over ice. Add honey or a slice of orange if you like.