no. 128

hibiscus moroccan rose, iced tea


  • Hibiscus
  • Rose
  • Blood Orange

The scarlet hibiscus blossom has been the summer beverage du jour since antiquity. Like a wind sweeping its way across North Africa, perfumed citrus notes of blood orange and fragrant Moroccan rose carry this blend to a distant destination: a terrace of glowing citrus trees on the Sicilian coast, or a sun-baked courtyard in Tangiers - it's hard to say but we're delighted to be there.

Caffeine Free

About No. 128, Hibiscus Moroccan Rose, Iced Tea

The scarlet hibiscus blossom has been the summer beverage du jour since antiquity.  Like a wind sweeping its way across North Africa, perfumed citrus notes of blood orange and fragrant Moroccan rose carry this blend to a distant destination: a terrace of glowing citrus trees on the Sicilian coast, or a sun-baked courtyard in Tangiers - it's hard to say but we're delighted to be there. This organic iced tea practically begs for a platter of wine dark cherries on the stem and juicy shards of chilled watermelon. It's almost blindingly good, full of beauty and fragrance and taste. 

Makes 4 gallons (64 eight ounce servings), includes 5 filter bags for easy brewing.

Cold Brew Method: Combine 1/2 cup tea leaves with 1 gallon filtered or spring water. Cover and let sit at room temperature for about 4 hours, or to taste; strain and chill. Makes 1 gallon.

Quick Brew Method: Bring 3 cups filtered or spring water to a boil; let cool 3 minutes.  Put 1 tablespoon tea leaves in a heat-proof container. Pour water over leaves. Add one cup ice cubes, and stir to combine.  Makes 1 quart.

Packaged in our signature Bellocq Yellow boxes and sent with care - containing four sachets of tea plus 5 filter bags.

Net wt. 3.1 oz

  • ingredients brewing

    organic hibiscus, rose petals, and natural essences

    Cold Brew Method: Combine 1/2 cup tea leaves with 1 gallon filtered or spring water. Cover and let sit at room temperature for about 4 hours, or to taste; strain and chill. Makes 1 gallon. 

    Quick Brew Method: Bring 3 cups filtered or spring water to a boil; let cool 3 minutes.  Put 1 tablespoon tea leaves in a heat-proof container. Pour water over leaves. Add one cup ice cubes, and stir to combine.  Makes 1 quart.


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