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South African Honeybush

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$13.14 $18 In stock

Category: Rare Tea Company

This loose leaf herbal tea is hand-harvested and crafted according to ancient Khoisan tradition where it has been used for thousands of years as a delicious as well as a healing tea. Honeybush is an indigenous plant from the Eastern Cape.

A completely natural herbal tea, chemical and caffeine-free as well as being low in tannins, rich in antioxidants, mangiferin and polyphenols, which may support your body’s immune system, reduce inflammation and lower blood sugar levels.

Naturally caffeine-free.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 11 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

The first sip hit me with that warm, honeyed sweetness you can’t get from any regular tea—it’s genuinely calming after dinner. You can tell it’s hand-harvested because the leaves are so consistent and fragrant. I’ve already reordered twice.

Ella ★★★★★

I steeped it for seven minutes and the cup tasted smoother than any rooibos I've tried, with no bitterness at all. The fact that it's hand-harvested and follows that ancient Khoisan process makes each sip feel a little special, honestly.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The first steep smells like warm honey and a touch of woody earth, exactly what I hoped for from something hand-harvested. It’s naturally sweet enough to sip plain, and knowing it’s tied to that ancient Khoisan healing tradition makes the whole cup feel special.