Limonada Rosa
Featuring Australian Lemon Myrtle and Hibiscus
One of Tielka's best sellers and a Tielka original.
Enjoy the beauty of Australian lemon myrtle and the playful interaction between rose and hibiscus.
Tielka's Limonada Rosa is proof unnatural additives are not required to achieve an intense and beautiful flavour profile in a herbal tea.
Tielka's pyramid tea bags are made from 100% GMO-free, plastic-free plant-based fibre.
Awards
2021 Bronze | Herbal Tea: Loose Leaf | |
2019 Gold | Herbal Tea: Tea Bag Blend | |
2018 Gold | Herbal Tea: Tea Bag Blend |
Brewing
1 tspn | 2gm | 0.7oz | |
200ml | 7oz water | |
100°C | 212°F | |
3 minutes | |
Not required | |
Not recommended | |
Can be served iced - highly recommended |
Certification
Australian Certified Organic. ACO Cert. No. 13123 |
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USDA Certified Organic. Effective Date: 2021-12-16 |
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EU Certified Organic. AU-BIO-107 |
Healthy Living
Nature is gloriously and intentionally designed to support the healing and restoration of our bodies and minds. Each ingredient in this blend holds a rich array of characteristics in support of a healthy life.
Here are three attributes of this blend that we love:
♡ Cleansing
♡ Relaxation
♡ Sleep Support
Ingredients
Limonada Rosa is lovingly blended and packaged by hand in the Tielka warehouse in Agnes Water, Queensland, Australia.
*Lemongrass is sourced from Fairtrade producers.
Ingredient |
Origin |
Lemon Myrtle
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Queensland, Australia
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Lemongrass*
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Egypt
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Hibiscus
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Egypt
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Rose Petals
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India
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Notes from the Founder
"How about we call it pink lemonade!" I announce with great enthusiasm.
I'm sure I've hit the nail on the head this time, it's perfectly brilliant! Right? Yes? Ok, please, please just this once, maybe?
Nope, I'm being too hopeful. No. Definitely not. Shot down again.
They'll think we're selling soft drink, is the response. My darling husband, we have this wonderful way of, how do I say it? Working together. Unfortunately, his feedback is usually right. I grit my teeth and go back to the drawing board.
I love the idea of pink lemonade, so I'm not giving up yet.
It's a happy place for me and I know it's coming from the 1980s, I can see an old pic, clearly filtered by a dose of Instagram. There's a kid standing next to a boxy navy blue Ford station wagon wearing tiny red shorts, a stripy yellow t-shirt that's slightly too small, and a fringe that really, it belongs in the 1980s and should stay there. And the kid is holding a bottle of Old Fashioned Pink Lemonade. The kid's smile says it's even better than a new Barbie Doll because frankly, we know that's never going to happen.
But this is Tielka, after all, a new era of joy. It's time to fancy things up a bit and pink lemonade is going to have to fall in line.
Unfortunately, pink lemonade sounds rubbish in French, no fancy pants translation there. Take two is Italian and hold a tick, this is fabulous! The Italian version even uses a word that sounds like rose (you guessed it, this one has a dash of rose added!).
My happiness is complete, Limonada Rosa is fabulous, and here to stay.
Happy brewing!
Rebecca Domorev
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