Five Caribbean-inspired botanical blends. 25 sachets in one Discovery Collection — £19.99. Founder pre-orders are expected to dispatch in November 2026; delivery dates are not guaranteed.
Five Herbal Teas • Five Rituals
Five botanical herbal infusions connected to five different moments in the day: Rise, Root, Bloom, Endure and Unwind.
Own your morning. Start with your Rootz.
Ginger · Lemongrass · Mint
Ginger nausea research; lemongrass infusion traditions; mint in after-meal teas.
Educational topics, not proven effects of this tea. Evidence and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
Read botanical guides →Some traditions are worth keeping alive.
Cerasee · Bitter Melon · Moringa
Cerasee and bitter melon traditions; moringa nutrition and botanical research.
Educational topics, not proven effects of this tea. Evidence and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
Read botanical guides →Bloom in your own time.
Hibiscus · Mint · Moringa
Hibiscus and blood-pressure research; mint infusion traditions; moringa nutrition.
Educational topics, not proven effects of this tea. Evidence and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
Read botanical guides →Your roots carry you further.
Sarsaparilla · Ginger · Moringa
Sarsaparilla root-drink heritage; ginger research; moringa food traditions.
Educational topics, not proven effects of this tea. Evidence and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
Read botanical guides →The moments that matter don’t rush.
Mint · Lemongrass · Hibiscus
Mint and lemongrass infusion traditions; hibiscus in Caribbean sorrel drinks.
Educational topics, not proven effects of this tea. Evidence and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
Read botanical guides →Not sure which ritual is yours? Try all five in one box.
Pre-Order 25 Sachets · £19.99 →Know Your Rootz • Free Herbal Guide
Explore eight founding RastaRoots botanicals. Unlock all eight free guides with your email and learn about flavour, identity, preparation, heritage, traditional knowledge, research and safety.
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Warming • Spicy • Aromatic
Explore ginger's botanical identity, flavour, preparation and herbal traditions.
Unlock Ginger →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
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Citrusy • Fresh • Fragrant
Discover the bright aroma, botanical character and preparation of lemongrass.
Unlock Lemongrass →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
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Cooling • Bright • Refreshing
Learn about mint's flavour, preparation and history as a botanical infusion.
Unlock Mint →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
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Tart • Floral • Vibrant
Explore the plant behind the vivid infusion known across the Caribbean as sorrel.
Unlock Hibiscus →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
05
Green • Earthy • Botanical
Discover moringa's botanical identity, flavour and traditional context.
Unlock Moringa →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
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Bitter • Traditional • Distinctive
Explore cerasee and its place within Caribbean bush-tea traditions.
Unlock Cerasee →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
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Bold • Bitter • Botanical
Meet one of the world's most distinctive bitter plants and its botanical story.
Unlock Bitter Melon →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
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Earthy • Rooted • Aromatic
Explore sarsaparilla's root, flavour and cultural botanical history.
Unlock Sarsaparilla →Research and traditional use are not proof of benefits from this tea. Effects and safety depend on preparation and individual circumstances.
Swipe to explore all 8 herbs →
RastaRoots 8-Herb Starter Guide
Unlock our free introduction to ginger, lemongrass, mint, hibiscus, moringa, cerasee, bitter melon and sarsaparilla.
Founder Discovery Collection
Meet all five RastaRoots herbal teas in one Discovery Collection — five sachets of each signature blend.
Taste each ritual, learn the plants behind the blends and discover which moments belong in your routine. Founder pre-orders are expected to dispatch in November 2026; delivery dates are not guaranteed.
What Is A Tea Ritual?
A RastaRoots Tea Ritual brings together herbal tea preparation, music and intentional time.
Five blends. Five moods. Five different reasons to stop moving automatically for a moment.
Learn • Prepare • Create
The Herbal Library goes beyond identifying plants. Learn about flavour, preparation, heritage and botanical knowledge, then use that understanding to build rituals around your own life.
Make the preparation itself part of the morning.
Create a deliberate moment around training, walking or activity.
Explore the relationship between plants, families and tradition.
Slow preparation can create a transition into your own time.
Ethiopian Coffee • Coming Soon
RastaRoots is expanding into coffee with the same focus on origin, culture, preparation and ritual that shapes the herbal tea world.
The first RastaRoots coffee concept is 100% Ethiopian Arabica freeze-dried instant coffee.
Get Coffee Launch AccessWhy RastaRoots
The tea is where you can start. The roots go much deeper.
Five botanical herbal infusions now, with Ethiopian coffee forming the next product chapter.
Preparation, music and attention can turn an everyday drink into something more deliberate.
The Herbal Library explores plant identity, flavour, heritage, preparation, research and safety.
Caribbean heritage, British multicultural life and community give the brand purpose beyond product.
Build Our Communities Back
RastaRoots is proudly shaped by Caribbean heritage while being built for the multicultural communities that define Britain today.
£1 from every Discovery Collection sold is committed to our Build Our Communities Back fund for grassroots community projects.
Don't Lose Your Rootz
RastaRoots began with Caribbean heritage, the herbs our families grew up with and the belief that progress should not mean forgetting where we came from.
Built from Manchester, the goal is to create something modern that keeps the knowledge, culture and community around the product alive.
Read The Founder Story →British-Caribbean Tea · Made for Modern Rituals
RastaRoots is a Manchester-built British-Caribbean tea brand. Our herbal infusions take inspiration from Caribbean bush-tea heritage while bringing together botanical ingredients sourced from around the world. We are not a traditional British breakfast tea company: our five blends are made from herbs, flowers and roots rather than black tea leaves.
Breakfast tea usually contains leaves from Camellia sinensis and naturally contains caffeine. Herbal infusions, also called tisanes, are prepared from other botanicals. The five RastaRoots blends contain no tea leaves or added caffeine ingredients; check the current product label for full details.
Explore the botanicals →Try mint-forward Cool Mind, floral Empress Bloom or ginger-led Roots Fire. Each has a different flavour and ritual. Ingredient-based descriptions are not a laboratory caffeine test or a medical claim.
Compare the five blends →The Founder Discovery Collection contains 25 sachets across five blends for £19.99. It is a way to sample the range or plan a thoughtful gift, with estimated dispatch in November 2026. Please check shipping information before ordering for a particular occasion.
Read shipping information →Find your tea ritual. Join the Founder Circle for botanical guides, launch updates and 10% off your next RastaRoots products order after signup, subject to the offer terms communicated at signup.
Herbal tea UK · Caribbean heritage · Botanical knowledge
Looking for Caribbean herbal tea or curious about Jamaican bush tea? RastaRoots brings Caribbean-inspired plant traditions into five modern herbal infusions. Built in Manchester, our blends bring together ingredients sourced from around the world, botanical education and a moment to slow down. They are inspired by heritage, not presented as traditional remedies or as plants exclusively grown in the Caribbean.
Across the Caribbean, “bush tea” is a broad term for herbal infusions made using familiar leaves, roots and other plants. Recipes, preparation methods and meanings differ across islands and families. Explore how cerasee, ginger, sarsaparilla and sorrel feature in different traditions.
Discover Caribbean Bush Tea →Choose from five caffeine-free-by-ingredient herbal infusions: Roots Fire (ginger, lemongrass, mint), Bush Doctor (cerasee, bitter melon, moringa), Empress Bloom (hibiscus, mint, moringa), Iron Root (sarsaparilla, ginger, moringa) and Cool Mind (mint, lemongrass, hibiscus).
Compare the five tea rituals →Not sure which blend is yours? The RastaRoots Founder Discovery Collection brings together 25 sachets across five blends for £19.99. Explore each ritual before choosing your favourite.
Explore the Discovery Collection →Our eight founding botanical guides cover the plant itself, its flavour, preparation, Caribbean and wider heritage, what researchers have studied and important safety considerations. Traditional use and preliminary research do not establish that a particular RastaRoots tea prevents or treats illness.
Regular tea comes from the tea plant, Camellia sinensis. Herbal teas, also called herbal infusions or tisanes, use other plants such as hibiscus flowers, mint leaves or ginger root. Most herbal infusions made only from these botanicals are naturally caffeine-free.
No. “Bush tea” describes a range of plant-based infusions rather than one fixed recipe. The plants used and the knowledge passed down can differ by household, island and community. Cerasee is one plant associated with Jamaican bush-tea traditions.
Caribbean sorrel is commonly made from the calyces of Hibiscus sabdariffa, often prepared as a richly coloured drink. Recipes vary and may include spices. Explore the hibiscus and sorrel guide for plant identity and preparation traditions.
The names can refer to Momordica charantia, but different traditions may use different plant parts and preparations. The fruit is often called bitter melon, while Caribbean cerasee bush tea is commonly associated with the vine or leaves. Read our cerasee guide and bitter melon guide.
For a warming, spicy cup explore Roots Fire; for a bitter botanical tradition try Bush Doctor; for a floral infusion choose Empress Bloom; for an earthy root-led flavour explore Iron Root; and for a mint-forward cup try Cool Mind. The five tea rituals help you compare ingredients and flavour.
No. Herbal tea is a beverage, not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment. Herbs can interact with medicines and may be unsuitable during pregnancy or for some health conditions. Consult an appropriate healthcare professional if you are unsure.
Five blends. Twenty-five sachets. One place to start.
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RastaRoots Explained
Clear answers about the plants, products and ideas behind RastaRoots.
RastaRoots is a British-Caribbean lifestyle brand built around herbal tea, botanical knowledge, Tea Ritual, culture and community.
Herbal tea is an infusion made from botanical ingredients such as roots, leaves, flowers, fruit or seeds rather than traditional tea leaves.
Bush tea is a broad Caribbean term for traditional herbal infusions made from locally known plants. Practices vary between islands, communities and families.
Ginger, lemongrass, mint, hibiscus or sorrel, moringa, cerasee, bitter melon and sarsaparilla form the founding eight RastaRoots guides.
A RastaRoots Tea Ritual combines herbal tea preparation with intentional time and music.
The Herbal Library is a growing botanical archive covering identity, flavour, preparation, heritage, traditional knowledge, research and safety.
Founder Promise
RastaRoots is still growing. We would rather explain what exists, what is being built and what remains uncertain than fill the site with invented reviews or exaggerated wellness promises.
Each blend clearly shows what goes into it.
Traditional knowledge and modern evidence are treated separately.
The Herbal Library is being built as a genuine learning resource.
£1 from every Discovery Collection sold is committed to our community fund.
Your Ritual Starts Here
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