Discover Our New Red Tea Collection

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Discover Our New Red Tea Collection



Experience the vibrant world of Rooibos with our handpicked Spanish-inspired red tea blends.

We're excited to present our latest tea lineup: five delicious red teas crafted with Rooibos and natural Spanish flavors. Each blend is naturally caffeine-free, rich in antioxidants, and full of character.

Red Tea La Sandia – Refreshing Watermelon Blend

Cool and juicy Rooibos with hints of summer watermelon.

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Red Tea La Fresa – Sweet Strawberry Infusion

A sweet, fruity blend perfect for afternoon relaxation.

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Red Tea La Naranja Limón – Citrus Rooibos

Bright orange and lemon notes create a refreshing tea experience.

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Red Tea Canela-Limón – Cinnamon Lemon Rooibos

Warm cinnamon meets zesty lemon in this cozy blend.

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Red Tea La Vainilla – Smooth Vanilla Infusion

Creamy and calming — this vanilla Rooibos is perfect for evenings.

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Why You'll Love This Collection

  • Caffeine-free and soothing
  • Rich in antioxidants
  • Spanish-inspired flavors
  • Delicious hot or iced

How to Brew Red Tea

  1. Use 1 teaspoon per cup
  2. Steep in boiling water for 5–7 minutes
  3. Enjoy hot or let cool for iced tea
  4. Add honey or lemon to taste

Find your favorite blend and enjoy a cup of wellness today!

Posted by Tea & Coffee of the World

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