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  • ANGELIC TEAPOT ANGELIC TEAPOT Bora Bora Mango Rooibos Tea 100g

ANGELIC TEAPOT Bora Bora Mango Rooibos Tea 100g

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This vibrant tropical infusion offers a succulent escape, blending the natural sweetness of exotic fruits with the grounding earthiness of red tea. Naturally caffeine-free and rich in antioxidants, it provides a lush, flavor profile for any time of day.

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Flavor

The profile is dominated by the bold, honeyed sweetness of sun-ripened mango and the tropical tang of pineapple. These bright, juicy fruit notes are perfectly balanced by the smooth, nutty, and slightly woody undertones of the premium red rooibos, finishing with a delicate, refreshing floral whisper.

Uses

This versatile blend is an excellent choice for a calming evening beverage or a naturally sweet alternative to dessert. While it is deeply comforting when served hot, it is particularly spectacular when brewed as an iced tea, where the mango and tropical notes become exceptionally crisp and revitalizing.

Ingredients

The blend features a base of high-grade South African red rooibos, enriched with dried mango pieces, pineapple bits, and vibrant sunflower petals. These natural fruit inclusions are often complemented by cornflower or rose mallow to create a visually stunning loose-leaf tea with an intoxicating tropical aroma.

Notable Features

As a rooibos-based tea, this infusion is entirely caffeine-free and contains very low tannin levels, ensuring it never turns bitter even with an extended steep. For the best flavor, steep one heaping teaspoon in boiling water for 5 to 7 minutes to allow the dried fruit pieces to fully rehydrate and release their sweetness.

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