Why do we called Seh-haw?
Kinkeliba is a shrub species often found in tiger bush and on hills in West Africa. Studies of the plant have revealed significant properties to support weight control, anti-aging, and aid in the purification of the body.* The leaves of this traditional bush tea yield a rich golden infusion with a refreshing, mildly nutty flavor. Kinkeliba is one of the highest sources of antioxidants tested among herbal teas. When Kinkeliba was discovered by the colonists and Arabs,
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Beau Reve's flavor is simultaneously exotic and familiar, with a light, refreshing flavor that comes alive with some honey. a warm cup echoes through to the soul, saturating the palette and spirit with an infusion of West Africa's mystic potion of the ancestors.
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Lippia multiflora is a shrubby aromatic plant, found along forest savannah transitional and coastal savannah zones. Lippia chevalieri, or L. multiflora, has a long history of traditional use as an aromatic tea in Africa and other parts of the world. Traditionally, the leaves are prepared as a hot beverage and a tea-like infusion is taken as a febrifuge. Villagers in West African rural communities drink “Thé de Gambie” after a day’s hard work to relax and enhance