Lemongrass tea and hibiscus tea give you two distinct named ingredients to explore. Compare their product descriptions, appearance and your own tasting notes before choosing a favourite.
Start with separate products
Check whether the packets contain a single named ingredient or a blend. A product combining lemongrass and hibiscus is a third formulation, rather than a substitute for comparing the two separately. The full list tells you which comparison you are making.
Notice the serving experience
Prepare each tea according to its directions and use cups that make the drink easy to see. Record colour separately from flavour. A striking colour can be part of the experience, but it is not a measurement of strength or proof that you will prefer the cup.
Keep additions in your notes
Lemon, sweeteners and other additions change the finished drink. If you use them, record what went into each cup. You may enjoy one tea plain and another with an addition; that is a personal serving preference, rather than a rule that applies to every tea drinker.
Common questions
Can a blend contain both ingredients?
Yes. Its ingredient list identifies the formulation.
Does the brighter cup have to taste stronger?
Colour and your impression of flavour should be recorded separately.
Explore more tea questions
Read Hibiscus Tea Bags: A Brewing and Serving Guide, browse the related K&M products or download our free herbal tea and wellness book.