bush tea

British  

noun

1. a leguminous shrub of the genus Cyclopia , of southern Africa

2. a beverage prepared from the dried leaves of any of these plants

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Example Sentences

Tutu formally retired from public life in the same year to, he said, spend more time "drinking red bush tea and watching cricket" than "in airports and hotels".

From BBC

Next, I would offer my family a little bush tea.

From Washington Post

Traditionally, a bush tea is your grandmother going outside and she cuts flowers and herbs, and maybe digs up some roots, like ginger or turmeric.

From Washington Post

“We are selling three blends: Our Original Blend – a cross between coffee matcha and raw chocolate with a medium bold flavor. Our Boost Blend is a high-energy blend that mixes highly caffeinated yerba mate tea into coffee. We also have a Decaf Blend – a 50-50 blend of decaffeinated coffee and honey bush tea and goji berries. “We started out sampling our products at farmers’ markets and local stores.

From Washington Post

Would Claude join him and then go back to the hut for an early pannikin of bush tea?

From Project Gutenberg