Honeybush is a type of tea produced in South Africa. It is made out of a number of different species in the
Cyclopia genus, which are all legumes.
Some types of honeybush are gathered in the wild, whereas others are cultivated.
Honeybush is similar to (and often confused with)
rooibos, another tea from South Africa that is also made from a legume. Like rooibos, honeybush is traditionally produced through an oxidation process much like
black tea, but
green honeybush, pictured on the left, has recently started being produced, using processes similar to those used to produce
green tea.
Oxidized honeybush is traditionally processed through bruising of the leaves followed by sun-drying, but some industrial processes now use heated tanks and air-drying.
Examples of this style of tea: (10 including sub-styles - hide)
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