Rooibos Tea originated from South Africa, is one of the most versatile health beverages available today. The needle-like red bush (Rooibos) tea, made popular recently by the Japanese and Germans, is caffeine free and rich in minerals and anti-oxidants (including a mimic of SOD).

From the Sun-Kissed Plains of South Africa

Nestled in the rugged Cederberg Mountains of South Africa grows a resilient shrub with fine, needle-like leaves — Rooibos, also known as “red bush.” For generations, locals have brewed this naturally sweet, amber-red tea to soothe, restore, and refresh the body and spirit.

Today, Rooibos is loved around the world — from Japan to Germany — not just as a drink, but as a ritual of wellbeing.

Eu Yan Sang Rooibos Tea is suitable for the young and elderly and can be consumed hot or cold. It complements well with many tastes and can be added to cold lemonade, hot soups and even milk, or it can simply be enjoyed on its own for its distinctive aroma.

🌟 Why Rooibos Makes A Great Addition To Your Day

• Naturally Caffeine-Free
  Enjoy anytime — morning, afternoon, or before bed — without disrupting your sleep.
• Rich in Minerals
  Contains calcium, magnesium, potassium, and trace elements that support daily bodily functions.
• Packed with Antioxidants
  Features unique polyphenols including aspalathin, a rare antioxidant known to help protect cells from oxidative stress.
• Low in Tannins
  Gentle on the stomach — with no bitterness or dryness often found in black or green teas.

💖 Wellness in Every Sip

• Antioxidant Support
  Aspalathin and nothofagin help neutralize free radicals and support healthy aging.
• Heart Health
  Early research suggests Rooibos may help support healthy cholesterol and blood pressure levels.
• Balanced Blood Sugar
  Preliminary studies link Rooibos to improved glucose metabolism — helpful for those managing blood sugar levels.
• Immune-Supportive Flavonoids
  Naturally contains quercetin and luteolin — studied for their anti-inflammatory and antiviral potential.
• Potential Gout Support
  Emerging research suggests Rooibos may modulate enzymes linked to uric acid production — promising for those prone to gout.*
  (Note: Human trials are still limited.)
• Soothes Digestion
  Traditionally enjoyed for its calming effects on the stomach and digestive tract. (General information only — not intended as medical advice)

Rooibos Tea

Place 1 teabag of Eu Yan Sang Rooibos Tea into a cup and add 250ml boiling water.

Steep for 3-5 minutes and served.

Can be taken 3-4 sachets daily.

🍵 How to Enjoy

• Classic Comfort
  Steep for 3–5 minutes for a naturally sweet, honey-like cup.
• Summer Cooler
  Brew and chill, then pour over ice with lemon or mint for a refreshing twist.
• Creative Infusions
  Try steeping in lemonade or blending with warm milk for a soothing, caffeine-free latte.