TeaRed Leaf Tea - The Finest and Most Unique Teas We Have Ever Seen
Red Leaf teas are known to significantly slow the aging process as well as treat allergies. This great tea is known to help those prone to kidney stones, and is completely caffeine free. Named Rooibos, red leaf teas are called such for the red tinge to the leaves. Many varieties include Chocolate Chai, Peach Rooibos, Rooibos Bourbon and Green Rooibos.
Chocolate Chai is a red leaf tea that offers a tangy ginger flavor with cardamom citrus added in. A mild sweetness and spicy warmth that is associated with all chai teas, as well as the dark chocolate chips added into the tea makes this blend unforgettable. This dessert tea is great for after dinner or in the morning to start your day, and the antioxidants that chocolate adds to the natural health benefits of red leaf tea makes this an immune system booster.
Peach Rooibos red leaf tea offers red tea leaves and bits of peach with other fruit bits to enhance the health boosting properties of red tea. Growth of this tea is restricted to a small area inside the Cederberg area of Western Cape, and is never fermented or oxidized so all the health benefits are contained for your pleasure.
Rooibos Bourbon red leaf teas appear much the same as Peach Rooibos, but gets the name from the Bourbon Islands in the Indian Ocean. The smooth red rooibos tea with a hint of vanilla makes this tea an ideal breakfast beverage. With bits of vanilla bean and a ruby colored brew, this tea is a drink you will love to share.
Green Rooibos red leaf tea is considered such even though the fermentation ends after the cutting of the leaf. An earthy flavor and being caffeine free makes this drink great any time of day. Not only does the rooibos offer a full body and great aroma, but this variation is considered quite enjoyable hot or cold.
Red leaf tea or rooibos teas are normally drank with no additives in most of the world; it is combined with milk and sugar in South Africa. With a sweet flavor and slight nutty undertones, the flavor alone is unforgettable. The red-brown color that gives this tea its name is granted from the preparation of the tea. The longer the red leaf tea is brewed, the better the taste.
Health conscious drinkers enjoy the high antioxidant levels that red leaf teas contain, as well as the lack of caffeine. When first mentioned in 1772 by Carl Thunberg, the Khosian people had already been using this for its medicinal properties.
The cultivation of the red leaf tea seeds was perfected by Dr. Peter Nortier, a Rhodes scholar. Since the seeds were originally hard to find and grow, Dr. Nortier paid local farmers for their seeds and encouraged these farmers to begin cultivating the plant as a cash crop for the Klein Kliphuis farm. The most expensive seed in the world market was then born, and is enjoyed today around the world for an average cost.
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