Tropical Sun Tea
Caribbean and African flavour brand, soursop tea, hibiscus, traditional infusions.
Tropical Sun specialises in Caribbean and African ingredients for the British market. Their tea range covers traditional infusions you don't find on standard supermarket shelves: Soursop, Hibiscus, Sorrel. Strong on diaspora-authentic traditional drinks.
Tropical Sun is where I send customers asking for Soursop tea, Sorrel, or proper Caribbean-style hibiscus. Few brands stock these, and the ones that do tend to over-process them. Tropical Sun keeps the leaves whole, the herb pure, the taste closer to the West African and Caribbean kitchen original.
About Tropical Sun
Tropical Sun is one of the most culturally specific brands we carry, and that is why it matters. It is a British company built around Caribbean and African ingredients, and its tea range exists to put traditional infusions on a shelf the standard supermarket category ignores. Soursop, hibiscus and sorrel, everyday staples in West African and Caribbean kitchens but near-invisible in mainstream British retail, are the heart of what it does. This is a diaspora-authentic brand, sold to people who grew up drinking these infusions and know exactly what they should taste like.
The range covers the traditional infusions the brand is known for, soursop, hibiscus and sorrel foremost, kept deliberately close to the authentic preparation rather than reformulated for an unfamiliar palate. Sorrel here is the deep-red hibiscus drink families brew at Christmas; soursop is a leaf with a long traditional history. For our shelf Tropical Sun is where we send any customer asking for proper soursop tea, sorrel, or genuine Caribbean-style hibiscus. Very few brands stock these at all, and the larger ones that try tend to thin and sweeten them; Tropical Sun keeps the herb pure and the taste true to the source. It is a specialist rather than an everyday-volume brand, and that is the recommendation: for the customer who actually knows what sorrel or soursop should taste like, this is the brand that respects that knowledge instead of diluting it.
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Tropical Sun's herbal teas come in cartons of tea bags; check the pack for the bag material and your local council guidance for recycling.
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Teas.co.uk stocks 25 Tropical Sun products, with live prices and stock shown on this page. UK delivery is free over £35.
Tropical Sun is one of the most culturally specific brands we carry, and that is why it matters. It is a British company built around Caribbean and African ingredients, and its tea range exists to put traditional infusions on a shelf the standard supermarket category ignores. Soursop, hibiscus and sorrel, everyday staples in West African and Caribbean kitchens but near-invisible in mainstream British retail, are the heart of what it does. This is a diaspora-authentic brand, sold to people who grew up drinking these infusions and know exactly what they should taste like.
Tropical Sun's herbal teas come in cartons of tea bags; check the pack for the bag material and your local council guidance for recycling.
Use fresh, just-boiled water for black teas (around 100°C) and slightly cooler water (75 to 85°C) for green and white teas, steeping 2 to 4 minutes to taste. See the teas.co.uk brewing calculator for the ideal temperature and time for each tea.

























