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Druid’s Forest

£10 50G TIN RENEW

A NOTE ON THIS ONE

Hibiscus, cherry and dark berries with proper undergrowth.

Tart, berry-heavy and entirely uninterested in becoming scented red water.

KEPT FOR:

Hibiscus red
Dark berries
Tart fruit
Woodland depth

Type Fruit infusion

Leads with Hibiscus · cherry · dark berries

Brew 4g · 200ml · 95°C

Steep 5–7 minutes

50g Tin · £10 50g Pouch · £7 1kg Bag · £70

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WHAT YOU'VE BEEN DOING

Calling pale fruit water a proper cup because the packet had berries on it.

Fruit tea has spent years being served as a faintly pink apology: one tired bag, an enormous mug and a smell that leaves before the water settles. Druid’s Forest takes a less diplomatic route.

The fruit is still in it.

WHAT THIS ACTUALLY IS

A loose fruit infusion built from hibiscus, rose hips, raisins, currants, apple, blackberry leaf, dried cherry and freeze-dried berries. It brews deep red, tart and fruit-led, with no black tea, green tea or mate listed in the blend.

Aroma profile

Hibiscus brightness

Dark berry depth

Fruit sweetness

Dry finish

A forest floor after rain, translated into a clear pot.

WHAT WUNDERWURLD KEEPS IT FOR

A deep-red fruit infusion with enough tartness, berry depth and actual ingredient detail to survive the kettle.

A vivid decision: One properly coloured cup when the day has gone grey and every other option looks beige.
The clear-pot advantage: Hibiscus red and dark fruit turn a glass pot into something worth putting on the table.
The darker afternoon: Kept for rainy hours, after-dinner pots and iced jugs when summer finally submits the correct paperwork.
Fruit with structure: Tart hibiscus, cherry and dark berries, with a dry finish rather than one flat sweet note.

SPIRIT & MOOD

Hibiscus red
Dark berries
Tart fruit
Woodland depth

WHY YOU NEED IT

For the wet afternoon and the guest who says fruit tea is always weak.

Deep hibiscus colour, real berry pieces and a tart finish give the cup enough presence to stand alone. Make it hot when the sky has flattened by lunch, or brew it properly and cool it for a vivid iced jug.

The weather may remain grey. The teapot need not.

SAFETY NOTICE READ BEFORE BREWING FILED THE SENSIBLE DESK

The sensible bit

Food product. Check the complete ingredient and allergen declaration before use. Prepare using 4g per 200ml at 95°C and steep for 5–7 minutes. Hot water can scald. Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture and strong odours. Use by the best-before date shown on the pack.

BIRTHDAY

For the berry obsessive who likes their fruit tea red enough to leave evidence.

To The person with the clear teapot

A darker little birthday pot.

HOUSEWARMING

For the home with good glassware, poor weather and a kettle already earning its keep.

To The host who pours properly

Brighten the kitchen without repainting it.

THANK YOU

For the person who has heard 'fruit tea is always weak' and remained civil.

To The patient fruit-tea defender

Evidence, at last.

DO NOT GIVE TO

Anyone who must avoid gluten, eggs, peanuts, soya, milk, nuts, sesame or sulphites without first checking the current pack declaration.

The fruit is still in it

A proper account of Druid’s Forest

BEFORE YOU GOBEFORE YOU GO

A tart, deep-red fruit infusion built like a forest floor after rain.

Keep it for a wet Tuesday

One wet Tuesday, the sky will flatten by lunchtime and the pale herbal bag at the back of the cupboard will look deeply inadequate. This is when hibiscus red, cherry and dark berries quietly earn their shelf.

PALE WATERRASPBERRY RUMOURSWAITING FOR SUMMER

Stock the darker day.

The clear pot will cope.

BREW BASIN

ARTTT-01 / ARTEAP-01 / ARTEA-01£10 50G TIN

The fruit is still in it.

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Calling pale fruit water a proper cup because the packet had berries on it.

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Keep it for a wet Tuesday

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Calling pale fruit water a proper cup because the packet had berries on it.

For the wet afternoon and the guest who says fruit tea is always weak.

The fruit is still in it

Keep it for a wet Tuesday

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