To live happy and healthier lives, it’s becoming imperative for men to make better lifestyle choices. This Movember, the good news is that drinking two cups of tea a day can make a big difference in long-term health. We’ll raise a cuppa rooibos to that!
From organoleptic to technical characteristics and on to pairings prevalent in the marketplace, this article provides an overview of the various aspects that have driven rooibos blends to prominence in the marketplace.
Tobacco companies are turning to nicotine-infused substances such as rooibos tea, to counter an incoming ban on heated tobacco products.
Good nutrition is the foundation for a healthy future for infants – and that can include rooibos, but not until they’ve been weaned. Breastfeeding mothers can also drink Rooibos as a source of pre-biotic for the infant, while also changing their diet to help treat colic.
We’ll be seeing a lot more of the colour Rooibos on fashion ramps after the Rooibos Pantone® was announced as one of the top ten colours in the Fashion Colour Trend Report for spring 2024 at this past New York Fashion Week.
While no cure exists for Alzheimer’s, studies with rooibos extracts show it may be able to reduce risk and onset of neurodegenerative diseases.
BOS, the much-loved South African rooibos brand best known for its colourful cans of Ice Tea, has partnered with South African rugby icon Siya Kolisi.
As the versatility of rooibos is explored, a new trend has emerged, which is seeing rooibos add a new flavour to the craft beer industry.
Despite the destruction that heavy rain and floods have caused to large parts of the Cederberg in recent weeks, Rooibos fields remain largely intact.
From being caffeine-free to having health-giving properties, in this article we detail the various ways in which rooibos benefits the consumer.
