Hibiscus Tea Bags

Hibiscus gives tea a vibrant ruby color and a tangy, cranberry-like flavor. These bagged blends often pair it with berries, rose hips or citrus, and most are naturally caffeine-free. Enjoy them hot, or brew double strength and pour over ice for a refreshing summer drink.

Hibiscus Tea Bags

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4.7
Grandma's Garden
Germany • Herbal Tea
Dark lush blackberries, red raspberries and dried strawberries over a hibiscus base
SAR 34.75
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4.9
Nirvana Calm Down
Germany • Herbal Tea
Delicious floral herbal blend of linden and chamomile
SAR 39.25
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4.6
Cherry Goddess
Germany • Fruity
Deep red blend of pure cherries, raspberries, and hibiscus
SAR 34.75
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4.5
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Night Time Detox
Germany • Herbal Tea
Satisfyingly delicious herbal blend for your sweet tooth
SAR 34.25
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4.9
Flat Belly Detox
Germany • Herbal Tea
Herbal blend created to flatten your belly while removing toxins
SAR 39.25
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4.9
Scandinavian Wild Berry
Germany • Herbal Tea
Fresh berry harvest tisane with notes of currant, chokeberry and lingonberry
SAR 34.25
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4.9
Strawberry Hibiscus Sangria
Germany • Fruity
Bold tasting herbal blend highlighting sweet-tart strawberry
SAR 29.25
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Luscious Hibiscus Rose
Germany • Herbal Tea
Vibrant hibiscus and elegant rose duo that is fragrant and light
SAR 31.75
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4.7
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Healing Hibiscus Cocktail
Germany • Herbal Tea
A tart hibiscus-based blend with ginger, lemongrass and lemon verbena
SAR 29.25
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4.8
Raspberry Relaxation
Canada • Herbal Tea
Soothing tisane featuring lemon verbena and real raspberry pieces
SAR 31.75
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4.8
Raspberry Lemonade
Germany • Fruity
A summery sweet lemonade treat featuring tart raspberry
SAR 41.75
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4.6
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Sweet n’ Sour Cherry
Germany • Fruity
Full flavored cherry tisane with a touch of cardamom
SAR 31.75
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Frequently asked questions

What does hibiscus tea taste like?

Tangy and fruity, similar to cranberry, with a deep ruby colour.

Is hibiscus tea caffeine-free?

Most hibiscus blends are herbal and caffeine-free; check the product page for blends that include tea.

How do I make iced hibiscus tea with tea bags?

Steep two bags per cup in boiling water for 5–7 minutes, cool, and pour over ice. Add honey or a slice of orange if you like.