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'''Red tea''' may refer to:
In English, '''red tea''' normally refers to [[rooibos]] tea.


'''Red tea''' may also refer to:
* A type of [[tea]] known by Westerners as '''[[Black tea]]''' and made from the completely oxidized bud leaves of ''[[Camellia sinensis]]''. This tea type is commonly known in some Asian cultures as [[wiktionary:紅|紅]][[wiktionary:茶|茶]] (literally "red tea").

* The '''[[Rooibos]]''' plant of the ''Aspalathus'' genus, found in the [[Cederberg]] mountains of [[South Africa]] whose leaves can be made into an infused drink or [[Herbal tea|tisane]]. Rooibos is often commercially marketed as ''Red tea''.
*[[Black tea]], which is referred to in various [[Asian languages]] as [[wiktionary:紅茶|紅茶]] (literally "red tea")
**The completely oxidized bud leaves of ''[[Camellia sinensis]]'' from which black tea is made
**[[Hibiscus tea]], tisane made from sepals of ''Hibiscus sabdariffa''
*''[[Red Tea]]'', an 1859 English-language novel by Paul Harris Daniel
*White methane [[methamphetamine]] (slang)


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[[fr:Thé rouge]]

Latest revision as of 15:29, 19 January 2024

In English, red tea normally refers to rooibos tea.

Red tea may also refer to: