Exploring the Rich Tradition of Caribbean Sorrel Drink: A Fusion of Trinidadian Smoothness and Jamaican Spice "Hibiscus Roselle"
The main ingredient.
The drink “Sorrel” happens to be named after the main ingredient- this beautiful red flower that looks more like a rose 🌹 when whole and is actually a member of the hibiscus family.
This flower packs a big punch of antioxidants, creating a rich ruby-red color and a florally sweet flavor. We brew it with several other all-natural ingredients. We bottle and let it age to give it a rich and complex taste.
This tradition has long-standing roots in the Caribbean and you can find different twists from Island to Island. Ours is a cross between the Trinidadian and Jamaican styles. Nice and smooth like a Trini and with a spicy ginger edge Jamaicans can’t do without!
The taste? Think: hibiscus, ginger, allspice, cinnamon, and orange peel all brewed, then aged together to create an exciting drink that's been a part of our Caribbean heritage and African legacy. So good and so beloved for centuries, we had to finally bottle up our family recipe in full Brooklyn NYC chic-realness!
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Your order today and word of mouth means more than ever this Black business month as we work to continuously serve you with our versatile, flavorful, and culturally rich mocktail offering as we produce our next batch of Brooklyn Brewed Sorrel.
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"This is a great beverage that goes well with all your special dishes. Highly recommend it... get more than one bottle because you'll be angry when you drink it up and then have to wait for a new shipment... Angela S. |
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