Ahmad Tea Rooibos & Cinnamon Fruit & Herbal Infusion - 20 Teabags

Ahmad Tea has created the perfect partnership of soothing South African rooibos and aromatic cinnamon with this herbal blend. It’s a wonderfully warming infusion that helps you to both relax and rejuvenate after a hard day. Rooibos (also known as red bush tea, bush tea and red tea) is grown in the Western Cape of South Africa. Although it’s a popular alternative to black tea, rooibos is purely herbal. It boasts a lovely nutty flavour and fruity aromas, without any bitterness or tannins. Naturally caffeine free and rich in antioxidants, it’s no wonder rooibos is so popular worldwide. Our Tea Masters add just enough cinnamon to complement the earthy notes of the rooibos, enhancing it with a satisfying spiciness. It makes for a deliciously clean but comforting cuppa with a deep golden colour and warming aromas. Ahmad Tea’s Rooibos & Cinnamon Infusion won a Great Taste award in 2017. The judges commented: “This infusion shows a skilled hand. Well balanced without any cinnamon overload, on the contrary the rooibos is enhanced. This is a very pleasing drink with a sweet aftertaste. Great clarity and clean tasting. A refreshing brew." Each teabag comes individually foil-wrapped so it reaches you fresh and full of flavour. We like it ‘as it comes’, but try with a splash of milk for a richer brew. It’s great for a refreshing afternoon cuppa, or enjoy its sweet, relaxing qualities before bed. Ahmad Tea is a family-run British business built on four generations of tea expertise. For over 25 years, we have pioneered high quality, great-tasting tea in more than 80 countries worldwide. It is our mission to ‘improve lives, one cup of tea at a time’ and we are proud to give back by leading major charitable projects. These include child welfare, clean water, hospitals and more in both the UK and further afield. We also work with the Ethical Tea Partnership to ensure sustainability is at the heart of our sourcing. It's said that every day, 29 million cups of Ahmad tea are enjoyed around the world. In which case, it must be time to put the kettle on….