Dried rosebuds, fruit slices, and monk fruit are arranged in a circle around dried flower petals on a white background, highlighting ingredients featured in Chafolio's Hibiscus Rose Tea inspired by traditional Chinese medicine.

A white cup of Chafolio Hibiscus Rose Tea, topped with dried pink flowers, monk fruit pieces, and yellow buds, is shown against a plain background.

Hibiscus Rose Tea

Name: Hibiscus Rose Tea
Brand: Chafolio
Price: 20.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$20.00

Taste: Floral, Sour, Sweet

Serving: Each bag contains 10 sachets and makes around 15–20 cups of tea, depending on your taste preference.

You don’t forget the first time you see it. Soft pink, almost purple, blooming in the cup like a watercolor. This blend draws from old traditions and a little poetry. In Chinese, “Luoshen” once described a legendary beauty, graceful, distant, unforgettable. Hibiscus took on her name, and the tea became something more than flavor. We pair it with rose, monk fruit, red dates, and orange peel, not just for taste but for care. In traditional Chinese medicine, monk fruit has long been used to cool the body, ease coughs, and soothe the lungs. A tea that feels beautiful, inside and out.