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“Was looking for a caffeine free tea and thought why now?! Might as well try to keep my skin healthy while drinking healthy. The tart you usually get from hibiscus was not quite present. It had a...” Read full tasting note
“This is a nice tea – rooibos with fruit flavour seem to be the main notes. I don’t notice much of the flower notes. I like it.” Read full tasting note
“i really did not like this tea.” Read full tasting note
“I’ve tried this hot before (although I’m pretty sure I wrote a tasting note on another entry for this tea), but I have to say that it really only makes sense to me cold. It’s super weak when brewed...” Read full tasting note
Herb Tea for Clear Skin
Let’s get one thing clear. True beauty comes from within. But when it comes to clear skin, some of us can use a little help. So here’s good news: this organic, rooibos-based, naturally caffeine-free tea blend is brimming with antioxidants – your skin’s best friend.
Ingredients: Rooibos (leaf), Orange (peel), Hibiscus (flower), Chamomile (flower), Red Clover (flower) Chaste Berry (fruit), Burdock (root), Natural Pomegranate Flavor.
The Republic of Tea is a progressive and socially conscious business recognized for being the leading purveyor of more than 200 premium teas and herbs, ready-to-drink iced teas and more. Founded in 1992, The Republic of Tea sparked a tea revolution in America with the purpose of enriching people’s lives through the experience of premium teas and a Sip by Sip Rather Than Gulp by Gulp lifestyle.
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The Republic of TeaWas looking for a caffeine free tea and thought why now?! Might as well try to keep my skin healthy while drinking healthy. The tart you usually get from hibiscus was not quite present. It had a hint of sweetness and a hint of the berry. While I’m not a huge fan of rooibos tea, this one was not as strong as most:) thank you for the nice brew before bed:)
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I’ve tried this hot before (although I’m pretty sure I wrote a tasting note on another entry for this tea), but I have to say that it really only makes sense to me cold. It’s super weak when brewed hot, in my opinion. All I really taste is rooibos. But, cold? That’s when the prettier flavors come out (because…you know…flavors can be pretty, right?). It’s kind of funny, too, because I put way more water with this when I brewed it cold than I did when I brewed it hot, and yet I got way more flavor. Hmmm. Anyway, this makes for a nice all-day iced tea.
Flavors: Berry, Rooibos
I’m normally not a fan of herbal teas, but it seems as I’ve grown older, I have learned to appreciate their subtle flavor. But I didn’t get this tea for its flavor, I got this tea for what it claimed to do and even when I was drinking at least one cup of day, I can’t say that my skin got gorgeous. In fact, I often wondered if it has the opposite effect on my skin. Even though it’s been months since having a cup, I still occasionally crave this tea, I like it’s somewhat flowery fruity taste and I was thinking today how good it would taste infused in some lemonade as it already is great iced. I just wish my skin liked it as much as I do.
