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Flavoured Fruit Infusions
The film Four Weddings and a Funeral contains the perhaps somewhat ill-researched line "There are 400 different kinds of tea, and that's not counting all those so-called fruit teas."
Well, leaving the numerical comment aside, the fact is that we do use the word "tea" very liberally - and there's nothing wrong with that per se. However, it can get confusing when we purchase a box of tea bags purporting to be a fruit tea, expecting the resulting drink to have a similar strength to tea. Somehow the boiling water splashes over the tea & we leave it for the requisite time, yet the resulting liquor is less exciting than a bad documentary.
We call ours "Fruit Infusions" to avoid false expectations - however, for any such infusion to be accepted into our list the overriding pre-requisite is that the taste punches in the same weight as the smell: these Flavoured Fruit Infusions mean business!
Hibiscus flowers, apple pieces, rosehip peels, lemongrass, lemon peels and natural flavour
Zingy lemon attacks the nose as the packet is opened and the brew does not disappoint either. A powerful beast that's greatly refreshing.
Hibiscus flowers, rosehip peels, apple pieces, vanilla pieces and flavour.
The apple and vanilla in this are a delight as the flavours combine in the nose. Breathe this one in deeply before tasting!
Hibiscus flowers, rosehip peels, elderberries, apple pieces, blackberry leaves, billberries, and flavour.
Attain the calmness of mind of the Samurai: a liberating experience.
Kusarigama weilding warrior not included.
Apple pieces, hibiscus flowers, rosehip peels, orange peels and natural flavour.
It reminds me of holidays in Tuscany when the orange-blossom is out. I think I'll book my flight now!
Hibiscus flowers, apple pieces, papaya pieces, currants, elderberries, blackcurrants, raspberry pieces, sunflower blossoms, strawberry pieces, cornflowers and flavour.
Stuck at your office desk? Daydream of the summer holidays with this exotic fruity concoction.
Apple pieces, hibiscus flowers, rosehip peels, elderberries, strawberry, maracuja, kiwi & raspberry pieces, sunflower blossoms, rose petals, cornflowers and flavour.
Here's the challenge: try and taste each individual flavour in this wonderfully fruit-packed infusion - it took us a while to pick out the strawberry from the raspberry, but we got there in the end!
Our most popular fruit infusion by far.
Apple pieces, hibiscus flowers, rosehip peels, pineapple pieces, coconut raspings and flavour.
Can't drink alcohol in the office? Here's the non-alcoholic infused version of one of the best known cocktails around. Warning: might cause strong desires to dance the conga with your boss or supervisor...
Seriously popular.
Hibiscus flowers, papaya pieces, currants, bilberries, red currants, black currants, elderberries, rose flowers, raspberry pieces, strawberry pieces and flavour.
Another wonderfully sumptuous recreation of a classic drink - good as an iced tea with a spoonful of sugar (if you try, tell us how it goes!).
Apple pieces, hibiscus flowers, rosehip peels, elderberries, pineapple pieces, strawberry pieces and flavour.
Ah, those wonderful decaffeinated picnics on a hot summer's day. Seriously though, if you like strawberries, this could be a winner.