Herbs and flowers have grown throughout the African continent for millennia
Many of these plants are native to African soil while others were transplanted from various corners of the world by traders. We’re pleased to offer some of the finest examples of Africa’s top premium herbal teas and tisanes.
Our African line includes dried flowers and herbs from:- Egypt
- Nigeria
- South Africa
- Sudan
Sample the continent with Metro Tea. Request a wholesale catalogue by calling or emailing sales@metrotea.com
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DID YOU KNOW?
Zimbabwe’s first tea bushes were planted in 1924. Mrs. Florence Phillips, the wife of an Assam tea planter smuggled a box of seeds out of India and brought them to the country, then known as Rhodesia, to be planted near Chipinge, a town in the southeast.
Zimbabwe’s first tea bushes were planted in 1924. Mrs. Florence Phillips, the wife of an Assam tea planter smuggled a box of seeds out of India and brought them to the country, then known as Rhodesia, to be planted near Chipinge, a town in the southeast.