Starwest Botanicals Rooibos Tea Cut and Sifted Organic Description
- Botanical Name: Aspalathus linearis
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Origin: South Africa
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No ETO
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USDA Organic
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Kosher Certified
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Herbs & Spices
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Ethical Sourcing
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Non GMO
- Vegan
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Irradiation-Free
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Purity Tested
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Common Names: Red Bush
Starwest proudly offers an abundant selection of premium quality organic tea, ranging from black, green and flavored teas, to Fair Trade Certified and specially formulated organic herbal tea blends. You will thoroughly enjoy our all natural and chemical free organic teas with a better quality, taste, and color -- we invite you to taste one today!
Also known as red tea, rooibos pairs bold, vibrant color with subtle, smooth taste. This non-caffeinated herbal tea is packed with antioxidants.
Discover the vibrant essence of organic cut and sifted rooibos tea, a naturally caffeine-free herbal beverage with a rich amber color and a robust, earthy flavor. Sourced from the leaves of the Aspalathus linearis plant, this tea is finely cut and sifted to provide a smooth and enjoyable infusion, making it a warming delight any time of the day.
Taste and Aroma
Rooibos tea presents a naturally sweet, slightly nutty taste complemented by a subtle hint of vanilla. Its inviting aroma combines earthy notes with a refreshing undertone, making each brew a cozy experience. Enjoy it hot or cold, with or without milk, or sweetened to your preference for a unique tea ritual.
Cultural Significance
Nurtured in South African culture for centuries, rooibos tea has traditionally been enjoyed for its unique flavor and soothing qualities. With a rich heritage tied to local communities, this tea holds a special place, allowing you to partake in a timeless ritual that celebrates nature's bounty.
The Perfect Culinary Companion
Complement your favorite recipes with the delightful infusion of rooibos tea. Whether used in desserts, marinades, or even as a tasty base for smoothies, its versatility expands across culinary horizons. Elevate your everyday dishes with this vibrant tea for an added layer of flavor.
Directions
Daily serving size: Pour 8-12 oz of boling water (212°F) over 1 tsp of tea steep 3-4 minutes
Free Of
ETO, animal ingredients. GMOs, irradiation, animal products, caffeine.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Ingredients: Organic aspalathus linearis (rooibos tea) cut and sifted.
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DIY Herbal Tea for Sleepy Time
Struggling to get good shut-eye? If you’ve tried all the tricks for better sleep but still find yourself tossing and turning at night, it may be time to put the kettle on. Steep this homemade tea blend – comprised of classic relaxing herbs such as chamomile and valerian – and snuggle up with a mug. Before you know it, you’ll be off to dreamland, getting the peaceful rest you need. Bonus: Assembling your own loose tea blend not only saves you money, it’s also better for the environment! Invest in a reusable stainless steel tea ball and say goodbye to disposable tea bags forever!

Makes: 3-1/2 cups loose tea
Ingredients
1 cup chamomile flowers
1 cup rooibos
1 cup spearmint leaves
1 cup loose valerian root
Optional: ½ cup other herbs or dried flowers, such as lemongrass, lavender buds, rosehips and/or ginger root

Directions
In large bowl, combine all ingredients and stir well. Pour loose tea mixture into a glass jar for storage. Tea can be stored in a cool pantry for up to six months.
To use:
French press method
1. Add 2 Tbsp. loose tea to French press; pour 2 cups hot (just under boiling point) water over leaves.
2. Place lid on French press and let steep 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, press down lid. Serve.
Tea strainer method
1. Add 2 Tbsp. loose tea to strainer or tea ball; place in mug.
2. Pout 2 cups hot water into mug; let steep 5 minutes.