2 QT Iced Tea Kit Hibiscus Cooler Iced Tea

Hibiscus Cooler contains a moderate amount of caffeine, similar to that found in green teas.

Absolutely! Hibiscus Cooler is one of the best teas for iced enjoyment. It's naturally refreshing and makes an excellent base for iced tea mocktails, sangrias, and Arnold Palmers. Try cold brewing it overnight for a smoother, naturally sweeter cup.

No, Hibiscus Cooler contains no added sugar. The hibiscus flowers provide a natural tartness and fruity notes. You can add honey or agave if you prefer a sweeter cup.

Yes! The vibrant red color comes entirely from the hibiscus flowers. It's one of the most visually stunning teas, making beautiful presentations in mocktails and iced drinks.

Absolutely! Hibiscus Cooler is one of the best teas for mocktails. Its tart, fruity flavor pairs beautifully with sparkling water, citrus, and fresh fruit.

Yes, hibiscus has a naturally tart flavor. It's bright and zesty, which makes it incredibly refreshing, especially when served cold. Add honey or sweetener if you prefer a less tart cup.

Yes! Hibiscus is known to be rich in antioxidants and vitamin C. Many people enjoy it daily for its refreshing flavor and potential wellness benefits.

Absolutely! Citrus, like lemon, lime, or orange slices, complements hibiscus beautifully. The bright acidity of citrus enhances the tangy, fruity character of hibiscus, creating an even more refreshing drink.

Steep 1 teaspoon per 8 oz. of boiling water (206°F) for 5 minutes. Hibiscus is bold and can handle longer steeping. For iced tea, brew a concentrate with 4 cups of hot water for 5 minutes, then remove the tea and cool before serving over ice with fruit garnishes.