Papaya
Flavor Notes: Sweet, musky, tropical, melon-like, peach-like
Aroma: Sweet, musky, fruity, tropical
Herbal blend featuring papaya, mango, hibiscus, orange peel, lemon peel, orange blossoms.
Juicy and tropical, with mango-papaya sweetness, bright citrus lift, hibiscus tartness, light floral softness, and a refreshing fruity finish.
vanilla cookies, shortbread, coconut cookies, fruit salad, pineapple, mango, mild cheese, sparkling water, picnic snacks, summer desserts
tropical fruit teas, mango tea, papaya tea, hibiscus herbals, citrus teas, caffeine-free iced tea, bright summer blends
A closer look at the ingredients that shape this blend’s flavor, aroma, and character.
Flavor Notes: Sweet, musky, tropical, melon-like, peach-like
Aroma: Sweet, musky, fruity, tropical
Flavor Notes: Sweet, tropical, fruity, juicy, mango-like, mildly astringent, sunny
Aroma: Mild sweet mango, fragrant, tropical, fruity
Flavor Notes: Bright, tart, fruity, and cranberry-like, with a clean acidity and a lingering tang.
Aroma: Lightly fruity and floral, with a fresh, pleasantly tart character.
Flavor Notes: Mildly sweet, citrusy, tart, zesty, lightly bitter
Aroma: Fresh orange, bright, citrusy
Flavor Notes: Bright, citrusy, sweet, tart, zesty, slightly bitter, fresh lemon
Aroma: Strong fresh lemon, sweet-tart citrus, bright, zesty
Flavor Notes: Delicate, floral, lightly sweet, soft citrus, honeyed
Aroma: Floral, sweet, citrus blossom, perfumed, lightly honeyed
Papaya may not be suitable for customers with papaya or latex-fruit sensitivities. Customers who are pregnant or nursing, have medical conditions, or take medications should use caution with concentrated papaya preparations.
Mango is commonly used as a food ingredient. People with known mango sensitivities or reactions to related plants should use caution. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or managing a medical condition.
Hibiscus is often intercropped with peanuts, and though rare, peanut shell fragments may be present. Use caution if allergic or sensitive to peanuts. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medications, managing blood pressure, blood sugar, kidney, liver, or chronic medical conditions.
Citrus may bother customers with citrus sensitivities, acid reflux, or sensitivities to strong aromatic oils. Orange peel may cause milk or cream to curdle when used heavily in dairy-based preparations.
Lemon peel is commonly used as a culinary and botanical ingredient. Use caution if sensitive to citrus, acidic foods, or citrus essential oils. For topical products, discontinue use if irritation occurs. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or managing a medical condition.
Customers with citrus, fragrant flower, or pollen-like botanical sensitivities may wish to use caution. Use only food-grade blossoms from a trusted supplier if using in teas, foods, or beverages. Patch test before topical use.