ZAVBE Hibiscus Tea 1lbs Dried Hibiscus Flower Perfect for Hibiscus Tea loose leaf, Flor de Jamaica, Cut and Sifted Packaged in Resealable Bag Hot & Iced Tea, Whole Flowers and Petals. (16, Ounces)

Quality product, stays fresh until used. Strong citrus tangy taste. Pack keeps fresh seal.

Very flavorful, fresh, and affordable! Will be purchasing again!

The quality of this tea is excellent and the aroma is wonderful. I have a cup of this tea every morning; love the price and plan to reorder in the future.

Smell great and tasty for making Sorrel drink.

This product is exactly what i expected

Nice flowers that have good color, don't appear old, are more intact than what I often see. So here's the recipe - about 1 cup of these flowers to 6-8 cups water. You'll figure out your preferences. Boil about 1.5 cups of that water, with any sugar if you want - I might add a tablespoon or 2. I've also added ginger (fresh minced or powered) and like that very much. Once boiling, remove from heat, toss in the Hibiscus flowers, stir and let steep for 20 minutes. Strain out the flowers. Add the remaining water and anything else that you didn't want to boil - for me, that's often a bit of stevia and the juice of half of a decent sized lemon, or maybe a whole lime. Chill. Great on its own, or mixed with sparkling water. I could drink hibiscus tea all summer.

It’s a great value since it comes with a lot for the price. The product itself is good, and the tea tastes great. However, one thing I didn’t like is that after finishing the tea, you can always see some small sand-like particles at the bottom of the cup. It doesn’t affect the taste, but it’s a little off-putting. Other than that, it’s a good product. I think 4 stars is a fair rating.

As a Jamaican who lives in America, I was worried that I wouldn't be abke to make sorrel with Christmas dinner this year. I decided to try Amazon and found this brand. I was a bit nervous however, I was not disappointed at all. This makes a rich sorrel drink that is delicious. I would recommend this to anyone wanting to source sorrel overseas.