Vanilla Rooibos - Lotus Teabag Collection
Vanilla Rooibos - Lotus Teabag Collection
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Instructions
- Serving Size: 2.8g /cup
- Steeping Temp: 100°C
- Steeping Time: 5-10 mins.
- Certification: Organic
- Origin: South Africa
- Caffeine: Naturally Caffeine Free
Vanilla Rooibos - Lotus Teabag Collection
Soft notes of vanilla and a wonderful complexity from the combination of red and green roobios. Rich yet crisp, nutty, grassy, sweet and a clear vanilla aroma and taste. This blend is a wonderful tea anytime served hot or cold and is naturally caffeine-free.
Tasting Notes
Certification: OrganicGrade or Quality: Teabag
Aroma: Vanilla
Infusion Aroma: Vanilla, woodsy
Infusion Color: Nutty, woodsy, vanilla
Base flavor: Vanilla, hints of nuttiness and woodsiness
Infusion Strength: Medium - Light
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From the Shanti Tea Canada Blog
Red Lattes - Rooibos-based espresso! - by Safiya Motala
A rooibos latte, or red latte, is a delicious tea latte recipe that uses naturally caffeine-free rooibos instead of coffee. The result is a smooth, rich and complex latte that can be enjoyed any time of day. The natural sweetness of rooibos makes it pleasant without any added sweeteners.
Shanti Tea offers a cut of Espresso Ground Rooibos, or Roospresso, that can be made using your espresso machine! You can enjoy a shot of rooibos espresso, or use it in a latte, or however else you enjoy espresso (affogato perhaps?)
Why? Sometimes you crave a latte, but not looking for the jittery rush of caffeine. Or perhaps you don’t drink coffee, but would like an earthy, complex flavour to your tea latte. Finally, you may love espresso, and want something kid friendly so they can feel grown up and enjoy a latte or sip on Roospresso while you enjoy your espresso.
Rooibos is a wonderful tisane from South Africa, where many people consume it similarly to how we prepare black tea (with milk, lemon, honey or similar accompaniments). It comes from...