Rooibos contains minerals, quercetin, flavonoids and polyphenols. Recommended as an alternative to black tea, especially for those with lower iron levels - rooibos, unlike traditional tea, does not interfere with iron absorption. The highest quality tea is packaged in a jar and makes a great gift.

Brewing method:

Water temperature: 95-100°C

Dosage: 1 teaspoon /250ml

Time: 3-5 minutes

Ingredients: Rooibos (African red bush), freeze-dried cherry, sultanas, almond flakes, natural flavouring.

The Art History line by Long Man Tea is a series of teas whose main motif is a work of art in a style characteristic of the region from which a given tea or infusion originally comes. The artwork used for a given infusion reflects its nature, even its colors. For the winter tea, we chose a winter landscape by John Nash, and for the jasmine tea, a jasmine sprig painted using the Gongbi (China) technique on silk (interestingly, a similar silk painting technique in Japan is called Nihonga).

The idea behind the Art History line by Long Man Tea was to show that tea is not just a beverage but also a powerful element of global culture, not just regional. Tea is not just English or Chinese. It's also Japanese, Polish, Middle Eastern, Indian, and even highlander :-)

The beauty of this culture lies, on the one hand, in its Orientalism, and on the other, in the raspberry tea we all cherish at our grandmother's.

Rooibos Cherry: Jakob Hendrik Pierneed, painting "Highveld Landscape," circa, first half of the 20th century. Gouache.