


Orange Summer Fruit Tea
A sunny, citrus tisane with summer fruits. Orange, grapefruit and lemon add zest and apple, papaya and carrot add natural sweetness without sugar.
Roselle/hibiscus gives a ruby tang; chrysanthemum gives a crisp floral finish. Each cup produces a golden, sunset-colored liquor with rosy blush and citrus notes.
Totally caffeine-free and great for all day sipping - hot, iced or cold-and great as a spritzer base.
pesticide free Germany
Ingredients
| Apple |
| papaya |
| Roselle |
| Sweet orange |
| lemon |
| carrot |
| grapefruit |
| chrysanthemum |
Health benefits
Support against oxidative stress with citrus flavonoids such as hesperidin, roselleanthocyanins and polyphenols of apple and chrystal.
Citrus, papaya & carrot for vitamin C & carotenoids - sip more fluids with this vitamin-rich hydration.
Support for digestion - citrus peel & roselle may be cleansing after meals & chrysanthemum is a cool, soothing herb.
Everyday wellness - light, uplifting without caffeine.
Taste profile
Lively citrus front - orange, lemon, grapefruit - ruby-red tangy snap - from roselle. Fruity apple and papaya give a natural sweetness, carrot gives a earthy undertone and chrystallhemum gives a floral finish.
Brewing
Hot brew: 1-2 tsp (3-5 g) in 250 ml. Use fresh boiled water (95-100degC). Soak for 5-7 minutes then strain.
Iced brew: 8-10 g/500 ml hot water 8-10 minutes steep, strain over ice.
Cold brew: 10-12 g per 1 L cold water, cover and refrigerate for 6-8 hours, strain. Adapt strength to taste.
Cautionary
CYP3A4 may interact with grapefruit via pharmacokinetics (eg: some statins, calcium-channel blockers, some immunosuppressants and psych meds). Preventive medicine use: check with a healthcare professional if you take prescription medication.
Roselle/hibiscus: This herb mildly lowers blood pressure and changes blood sugar - monitor if you take antihypertensive or diabetes medicines.
Reflux / sensitive stomach - citrus / roselle acidity can worsen heartburn - brew milder if symptomatic; avoid.
Symptoms - chrysanthemum is in Asteraceae (daisy) family; avoid if you react to ragweed/daisy-family plants. Citrus, papaya (latex cross-reactivity) and carrot also induce oral-allergy symptoms in sensitive individuals. If any reaction occurs, stop using.
Pregnancy/breastfeeding - mostly food-like, but hibiscus is cautioned; seek personalised advice before regular use.
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Description
A sunny, citrus tisane with summer fruits. Orange, grapefruit and lemon add zest and apple, papaya and carrot add natural sweetness without sugar.
Roselle/hibiscus gives a ruby tang; chrysanthemum gives a crisp floral finish. Each cup produces a golden, sunset-colored liquor with rosy blush and citrus notes.
Totally caffeine-free and great for all day sipping - hot, iced or cold-and great as a spritzer base.
pesticide free Germany
Ingredients
| Apple |
| papaya |
| Roselle |
| Sweet orange |
| lemon |
| carrot |
| grapefruit |
| chrysanthemum |
Health benefits
Support against oxidative stress with citrus flavonoids such as hesperidin, roselleanthocyanins and polyphenols of apple and chrystal.
Citrus, papaya & carrot for vitamin C & carotenoids - sip more fluids with this vitamin-rich hydration.
Support for digestion - citrus peel & roselle may be cleansing after meals & chrysanthemum is a cool, soothing herb.
Everyday wellness - light, uplifting without caffeine.
Taste profile
Lively citrus front - orange, lemon, grapefruit - ruby-red tangy snap - from roselle. Fruity apple and papaya give a natural sweetness, carrot gives a earthy undertone and chrystallhemum gives a floral finish.
Brewing
Hot brew: 1-2 tsp (3-5 g) in 250 ml. Use fresh boiled water (95-100degC). Soak for 5-7 minutes then strain.
Iced brew: 8-10 g/500 ml hot water 8-10 minutes steep, strain over ice.
Cold brew: 10-12 g per 1 L cold water, cover and refrigerate for 6-8 hours, strain. Adapt strength to taste.
Cautionary
CYP3A4 may interact with grapefruit via pharmacokinetics (eg: some statins, calcium-channel blockers, some immunosuppressants and psych meds). Preventive medicine use: check with a healthcare professional if you take prescription medication.
Roselle/hibiscus: This herb mildly lowers blood pressure and changes blood sugar - monitor if you take antihypertensive or diabetes medicines.
Reflux / sensitive stomach - citrus / roselle acidity can worsen heartburn - brew milder if symptomatic; avoid.
Symptoms - chrysanthemum is in Asteraceae (daisy) family; avoid if you react to ragweed/daisy-family plants. Citrus, papaya (latex cross-reactivity) and carrot also induce oral-allergy symptoms in sensitive individuals. If any reaction occurs, stop using.
Pregnancy/breastfeeding - mostly food-like, but hibiscus is cautioned; seek personalised advice before regular use.





















