CHERRY
Small, dark and bursting with flavour, cherries have one of the shortest growing seasons of any stone fruit — which is exactly why that intense sweet-tart punch is worth waiting for.
THYME
Once called 'the herb of the poor' — not for lack of flavour, but because it grew wild and free where fancier herbs wouldn't. Thyme has been finding its way into kitchens and cooking pots for thousands of years.
HIBISCUS
A vivid tropical bloom native to Angola, prized for its deep ruby colour and tangy, cranberry-like bite.
BLOOD ORANGE
Deep crimson inside, with a softer sweetness and a hint of berry hiding behind the citrus.
TULSI
Holy Basil has been treasured in Thai households for centuries — as much a ritual as an ingredient.