DABLÉNI: hibiscus & mint juice

$7.00

Hibiscus flower juice: bissap (Senegal); karkadé (Egypt),
agua de Jamaica (Mexico), foléré (Cameroon), dableni (Mali, Ivory Coast, or Burkina), karakandji (Central African Republic), zobo (Nigeria), Ngai Ngai (Congo), rose tea, Empire
tea, soreel Pharaoh’s drink, etc.

Dabléni is a refreshing juice made from a blend of hibiscus flowers and mint. The hibiscus provides a vibrant, tangy flavor, often described as slightly tart with a hint of cranberry-like taste, while the mint adds a cool, soothing element that enhances the overall freshness of the drink. Typically enjoyed chilled, this beverage offers a perfect balance of floral and herbal notes, making it both invigorating and refreshing. The deep red hue of hibiscus gives the juice a visually striking appeal, and it’s often served as a sweetened, thirst-quenching beverage, especially in hot weather.

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DABLÉNI: hibiscus & mint juice
is a word in Bambara a national language of Mali. The word comes from Da (hibiscus flower) and bleni(red). It is a juice that you will find on
every street corner and the most served during wedding ceremonies or Festival. Here are the most common names for the Hibiscus flower juice: bissap (Senegal); karkadé (Egypt),
agua de Jamaica (Mexico), foléré (Cameroon), dableni (Mali, Ivory Coast, or Burkina), karakandji (Central African Republic), zobo (Nigeria), Ngai Ngai (Congo), rose tea, Empire
tea, soreel Pharaoh’s drink, etc.

 

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