Honey Bush gets it's name from the scent of the flowers that grows on it. The origins of this Cyclopia plant bring it from far away South Africa. It's taste is close to that of the Roobios tea, woodsy and mildly sweet, in some cases, when left to steep a while, almost with a coffee after taste but never bitter!
Honey Bush has been tested for many benefits and this is what they found. There are flavins in the Honeybush that help with cancer patients, it contains antioxidants, digestive ease properties, great for heart health in lowering blood pressure, excellent in detoxifying agents, and no Caffeine. If you read online after looking this tea up, you may also find other benefits as well.
We love it for it's wonderful taste! The rest is "gravy".
Coarse sift for loose tea. Honeybush is also known as berg tea or mountain tea.
Botanical Name: Cyclobia Intermedia
Honey Bush has been tested for many benefits and this is what they found. There are flavins in the Honeybush that help with cancer patients, it contains antioxidants, digestive ease properties, great for heart health in lowering blood pressure, excellent in detoxifying agents, and no Caffeine. If you read online after looking this tea up, you may also find other benefits as well.
We love it for it's wonderful taste! The rest is "gravy".
Coarse sift for loose tea. Honeybush is also known as berg tea or mountain tea.
Botanical Name: Cyclobia Intermedia
