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Rooibos with Wild Berries — Digestive, smooth and caffeine-free.

Rooibos with Wild Berries — Digestive, smooth and caffeine-free.

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A natural, caffeine-free infusion with rooibos, wild berries, and flower petals. Ideal for those seeking a smooth, digestive, and flavorful tea, hot or iced.

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Ingredients: Rooibos (85%), Blackberries (3%), Raspberries (3%), Blueberries (3%), Rose Petals, Blackberry Leaves, Jasmine and Flavorings. 90 g

This Rooibos and Wild Berry infusion is an invitation to a moment of lightness. Rich in flavor and naturally caffeine-free, it combines the sweet touch of red berries with the earthy smoothness of rooibos. A balanced blend that combines pleasure with digestive well-being.

Rooibos is known for its antioxidant, calming, and digestive properties , helping to eliminate toxins and promoting internal balance. The fruits (blackberries, raspberries, and blueberries) add an enveloping fruity aroma and contribute bioactive compounds that support cellular health.

It's a versatile infusion, perfect hot or as iced tea . It refreshes, comforts, and brings tranquility, all in one cup.

  • Gentle digestive support
  • Caffeine-free, ideal for the end of the day.
  • Natural antioxidant action
  • Fruity and comforting flavor.
  • Versatile: hot or cold

Try it after a heavier meal, during a relaxing evening break, or as a chilled drink on warmer days. It's also a great base for creating combinations with fresh fruit.

Preparation method:
Hot tea: Add 2 teaspoons for every 150 ml of water at 90°C. Let it steep for 3 to 5 minutes.
Iced Tea: Add 2 teaspoons for every 200 ml of room temperature water. Steep cold for 12+ hours.

Conservation:
Store in a cool, dry place, away from light.

Packaging:
Red 2T circular can — total height 128 mm, diameter 78 mm. With inner lid and gold varnish to preserve aroma, flavor and properties.

Allergens:
May contain traces of tree nuts.

Lifestyle

  • Não tem glúten
  • Descafeinado
  • Descafeinado
  • Sem adoçantes artificiais
  • Sem corantes artificiais
  • Vegetariano
  • Sem conservantes
  • Sem produtos lácteos
  • Sem aromas artificiais
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the flavour of "Ritual Aconchego" and what does this infusion taste like?

Ritual Aconchego has a naturally smooth and enveloping flavour. Rooibos creates a round and slightly sweet base, without bitterness. Lemongrass adds a fresh and aromatic touch that balances the cup. Cinnamon completes the blend with a warm and comforting aroma. The result is an aromatic infusion that is easy to drink, providing a feeling of comfort from the very first sip.

Does the Cozy Ritual contain caffeine, or can it be drunk at night?

The Comfort Ritual is naturally caffeine-free. Rooibos does not contain caffeine, and neither do the other plants in the blend. This means the infusion can be enjoyed in the late afternoon or evening without stimulating the body. Many people choose this type of tea precisely to create a peaceful moment after dinner or before bed.

Is the Coziness Ritual naturally sweet or does it need sugar?

This infusion has a naturally sweet profile thanks to the rooibos. It's not necessary to add sugar for the drink to taste pleasant. The cinnamon enhances this sweetness and makes the cup more aromatic. If you like smooth and comforting infusions, you'll find that the Hug Ritual works very well plain, with just hot water.

How many cups can I prepare with a pack of Ritual Aconchego?

A 65g pack allows you to prepare several cups, depending on the amount used in each infusion. The recommendation is to use about one teaspoon per cup. With this measurement, you can prepare approximately 25 to 30 cups. This makes the Cozy Ritual a simple way to create several moments of pause throughout your days.

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