rose hip

about this herb

botanical name: rosa canina.

available in: whole and seedless.

common use: a bright, fruit forward botanical traditionally enjoyed in seasonal wellness teas, tart herbal infusions, and nourishing botanical blends. commonly used in fruit teas, tea blends, and vibrant herbal preparations.

flavor profile: tart, tangy, and fruity with a subtle floral sweetness and a bright, cranberry like finish.

how to prepare

brewing instructions: simmer 1 to 2 teaspoons of dried rose hips in 8 oz of water for 10 to 15 minutes. strain well and enjoy warm or iced.

whole rose hips should be strained thoroughly to remove any fine hairs and seeds. sweeten with honey if desired.

good to know

commonly used in tart fruit teas, botanical blends, and bright herbal infusions.

naturally caffeine free.

especially appreciated for their vibrant flavor and rich ruby red infusion.

🟡 storage: medium pest risk. dried rose hips can attract pantry moths and beetles over time. store in an airtight container in a cool, dark, dry place and check periodically.

net wt.: 1 oz.

faq

what do rose hips taste like?
rose hips are tart, fruity, slightly floral, and similar to cranberry with a bright citrusy tang.

are rose hips naturally caffeine free?
yes. rose hips are naturally caffeine free.

how are rose hips commonly used?
rose hips are commonly enjoyed in fruit teas, botanical blends, and bright herbal infusions.

what herbs pair well with rose hips?
rose hips pair beautifully with hibiscus, elderberry, lemon peel, and raspberry leaf.

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