Name: Sultan Pure Hibiscus Tea | Hibiscus herbal tea in tea bags
Price: 3.90 EUR
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Herbal Tea Addict • Pure Hibiscus • Sultan Brand

Pure Hibiscus Sultan — 100% Hibiscus Flower Tea

Just one plant—nothing else. Pure Hibiscus Sultan Made from carefully selected hibiscus flowers, with no added flavors or blends. In the cup: a spectacular garnet red and that distinct tartness that has made bissap and karkadé so popular far beyond their countries of origin. A benchmark in the Nature Collection, in 20 individually wrapped 1.6-gram packets.

100% Hibiscus Single plant Nature Collection Hot or cold 20 individually wrapped packets Sultan 1936

Hibiscus in its simplest form—and that’s what makes it so special

Hibiscus is known by a thousand names: bissap in Senegal, karkadé in Egypt, agua de jamaica in Mexico. Everywhere, it’s the same flower (Hibiscus sabdariffa) and the same pleasure: a deep red drink, distinctly tart, that quenches your thirst like few other herbal teas can. Sultan, a Moroccan company founded in 1936, offers the simplest version here: hibiscus tea, plain and simple.

No artificial flavors, no blends, no compromises: when you buy Pure Hibiscus, you taste the flower itself, with notes reminiscent of red currant and cranberry. It’s also an excellent base to customize—a dash of honey, a slice of lime, a few mint leaves—whatever you’re in the mood for.

Just one ingredient, no artificial additives

100% hibiscus flowers, with no added flavoring. The ingredient list fits into a single word—a rarity, even among so-called natural herbal teas.

The most colorful mug in your cupboard

An intense garnet red that colors the water in just a few minutes—served in a clear carafe, it always makes quite an impression at the table.

Just as good hot as it is cold

Hot in the winter, served over ice in the summer bissap-style: it’s one of the few beverages that can truly be enjoyed year-round, with no caffeine.

The reliability of a company with nearly a century of history

Since 1936, Sultan has been selecting plants and teas for the Moroccan market, one of the most discerning in the world when it comes to herbal teas.

Our Tisane Addict Review of Pure Hibiscus Sultan

We included this item in the catalog for one simple reason: single-origin teas are unforgiving. When there’s only one ingredient, the quality of the flower comes through immediately—and this one holds up well in the cup, with a clean acidity that’s never harsh and a color that doesn’t disappoint. At this price, it’s hard to find a pure hibiscus tea packaged this well, with each tea bag protected by its own individual wrapper.

A tasting tip before adding this to your cart: if you like hibiscus but prefer it mellowed by other botanicals, check out the’Silhouette Sultan Tea, where it blends with cherry stem, anise, mint, and licorice. The two actually complement each other very well on the shelf: the pure version for purists and homemade iced drinks, and the blend for a more well-rounded treat.

Aspect

A deep, clear, and brilliant garnet red—the signature color of bissap and karkadé.

Taste

Frankly tart, with notes of red currant and cranberry, set against a subtle floral backdrop.

Style

The go-to plant for lovers of authenticity—and the best base for homemade iced bissap.

Composition

100% hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa). Nothing else.

Our Favorite Ways to Enjoy It

With hibiscus, the steeping time really does affect the result: 4 minutes yields a bright, light cup, while 6 to 8 minutes results in a richer flavor and an almost purple color. To find your ideal setting—and understand why each plant has its own pace—check out our guide on the Steeping time for herbal teas will give you all the information you need.

Hot, plain

Boiling water, 4 to 5 minutes: the tartness comes through fully; add a dash of honey if you prefer a rounder flavor.

Iced Bissap Style

Let several tea bags steep for a while, add a little cane sugar, some lime, and plenty of ice cubes: the perfect summer drink.

In the kitchen

Its concentrated infusion gives syrup, granita, or fruit salad a spectacular red color, with a hint of tartness.

At any time

Since it's caffeine-free, it's perfect for both mid-morning and late evening, without a second thought.

Product references

Product name

Pure Hibiscus

Brand

Sultan (established 1936)

Range

Nature Collection

Type

Single-herb infusion / caffeine-free herbal tea

Aromatic profile

Distinctly tart, with notes of red currant and cranberry, a subtle floral undertone, and a garnet-red color

Composition

100% hibiscus (Hibiscus sabdariffa) — natural ingredients, no added flavors

Format

20 individually wrapped sachets × 1.6 g — 32 g (1.13 oz)

Recommended preparation

1 tea bag per cup — boiling water — 4 to 5 minutes for a light brew, 6 to 8 minutes for a stronger brew

FAQ — Pure Hibiscus Sultan

Is Pure Hibiscus Sultan tea the same thing as bissap?

It's the same flower, yes: the’Hibiscus sabdariffa, —including Senegalese bissap, Egyptian karkadé, and Mexican agua de Jamaica. Pure Hibiscus Sultan provides the raw base in tea bags: it’s up to you to enjoy it plain or create your own sweet, iced version.

What does the Pure Hibiscus Sultan herbal tea taste like?

Expect a crisp, fruity acidity, reminiscent of red currants or cranberries, complemented by a subtle floral note. This is a tea with character: those who enjoy bold flavors love it just as it is, while others sweeten it with a little honey or cane sugar.

How do you make a delicious iced hibiscus drink with Pure Hibiscus Sultan?

Steep 3 to 4 tea bags in one liter of boiling water for 8 to 10 minutes; sweeten while still hot if desired, let cool, then refrigerate. Serve over ice with lime or a few mint leaves: you’ll have a bissap-style pitcher that’s vibrantly colored and refreshing.

Does Pure Hibiscus Sultan really contain just one ingredient?

Yes: the blend is 100% hibiscus, with no added flavorings or other plants. It’s part of Sultan’s Nature Collection, which is dedicated to single-plant blends, and that’s precisely what makes it a good test of quality: nothing masks the flower’s flavor.

Can you drink Pure Hibiscus tea in the evening?

No problem: like all herbal teas, it contains no caffeine and can be enjoyed at any time of day. Its lively flavor makes it particularly enjoyable during the day and at snack time, but there’s no reason you can’t make it your evening cup if you like a tangy taste.

How long does a box of Pure Hibiscus Sultan last?

Thanks to the individual wrappers that protect each of the 20 1.6-gram sachets, the flavors remain well preserved until the date indicated on the box. Simply store it away from heat and moisture, just like all your other herbal teas.

Weight	0,150 kg

Sultan Pure Hibiscus Tea – 100% Hibiscus Herbal Tea – 20 tea bags