Rosehip Loose Tea – Wild Rose Fruit Infusion – Premium Dried Rose Hips - Herbal Tea (100g)

I was after good ideally organic rose hip loose tea because of its good benefits for the body and am really impressed with this one.I like that you can purchase larger size and the price was very reasonable considering it is organic. The taste is very good, aroma as you would expect rose hips to smell. Rose hips are are packed with natural antioxidants and vitamin c, so perfect for winter time to help the immune system.I used the recommended amount to brew the tea and the strength and flavour was just perfect. Since drinking this daily I feel better and actually noticed that wounds heal faster, (I managed to cut myself whilst glass broke when I was washing up, and it healed much quicker than normal)

I have a cup of herbal or fruit tea every day. Which one I am going to drink today depends on my mood. For me, herbal or fruity tea is a much healthier alternative to food supplement. While enjoying the healthy benefits of the plant or fruity you can also increase your daily fluid intake.I use a tea pot with infuser for brewing this rosehip tea. It looks good quality and smells fresh when it is dry. The water does not look as bright-coloured as other rosehip tea I had before. The taste is also quite natural.Overall, I am happy with the quality and the taste of this rosehip tea although it is a bit pricey for 100g.

The fruits of the rosa canina plant makes this rosehip herbal tea which is rich in antioxidants, Vitamin C and E. The resulting flavour is quite tart and floral. I like it because I am used to drinking herbal teas but if you are not, you can use a lesser amount of rosehip, or add a sweetener to make it more palatable.To brew, just use 1 or 2 teaspoons of loose rosehip tea in an infuser (or just sieve it after the infusion time) and submerge it in a cup of boiled water. Leave it for 10–15 minutes and then remove the infuser as the longer it stays in the stronger the flavour.In summer I usually make a jug of herbal tea, dilute with water and keep in the fridge. It is a great alternative to squash and sugary drinks with many added health benefits. Good quality product I would recommend.

We don't normally use loose leaf type tea, but thought we'd give this a try.Very easy to make. Just boiled water, then cooled it down a bit with a touch of cold water. Placed a couple of tea spoons of the tea in the cup. Left for 10mins (we like weaker tea). And perfect drinkable temperature.Nicely packaged - good enough for a present, but a little on the pricey side.

These loose rosehips are good quality and quite large pieces.I just put some spoonfuls into a mug and add hot water.It makes a slightly tart flavourful infusion which is a nice alternative to regular tea or coffee.It's quite expensive but a little goes a long way and it's a bit of a niche item anyway. I am enjoying this packet and would recommend to anyone who likes herbal tea.

Rosehip has lots of health benefits, apparently. But health and taste, often don't correlate! So, it was a pleasure to find this tea enjoyable to drink. I prepared it as per instructions, wait for boil water to 85deg then pour into teacup of 1 or 2 teaspoons of Rosehip tea, then leave to infuse for 10-15 minutes. There is a cold tea option preparation where I can have the water temperature at 50deg. But I want it medium hot.Comes in a resealable silver lined pouch.Lovely.

I never tried rose hip tea before so I was very interested in trying this one. I liked the flavour but as I prefer stronger tea, I started using 2 teaspoons for a cup rather than 1, which makes the flavour more intense. I also noticed that the flavour gets better when tea is left to steep for longer (about 15 minutes is my preference) so I started making it in double-glazed thermal cups that retain heat for longer. This way I get the full flavour and the heat is still there to enjoy the tea.Overall, I really like this tea as long as it is quite strong. Hence, I use a larger quantity for a single cup than instructed on the packaging and leave the tea to steep for about 15 minutes in a heat retaining cup. This makes the tea really enjoyable for me.

As a lover of speciality teas I couldn’t wait to try this when I saw it. Came in a foil lined ziplock bag like most of my loose-leaf teas, which keeps them fresh. I always use my mini brew pot and this tea brewed to a nice strength quickly with no “dust” coming through my strainer as with lower quality teas. The taste was delicious, with a lovely rose flavour coming through well. Overall a delicious, quality cup of tea.