Sorrel City is a small-batch Jamaican sorrel beverage business based in the NY/CT area. We brew bottled sorrel from a family recipe — hibiscus petals, ginger, cloves, orange peel steeped slow — with optional rum or wine added on request.

Where do you deliver?

Local courier delivery (via Uber Direct) within about 10 miles of our Bronx kitchen, quoted live at checkout. Self-pickup from the Bronx is free, and we run occasional flat-fee delivery days to areas farther out.

How much lead time do I need?

Two days minimum. Each batch is steeped slowly so we need time to brew and bottle your order.

Zelle (preferred — verify within an hour), cash at handoff, or tap-to-pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay on our terminal at pickup or delivery.

Journal · Health & nutrition

Sorrel's Nutritional Heritage

2026-08-04 · 2 min read

Glass of sorrel drink with hibiscus petals and ginger on a linen tablecloth

On a chilly December morning in the Bronx, the aroma of sorrel wafts through the air, signaling the start of the holiday season. According to traditional Caribbean wisdom, sorrel is often associated with a rich source of vitamin C, making it a popular wintertime drink, particularly around Christmas. Researchers have studied the nutritional profile of hibiscus, the main ingredient in sorrel, and found it to be a good source of antioxidants and other essential nutrients.

Sorrel City's Hand-Bottled Sorrel

Sorrel City's hand-bottled sorrel is made with a special blend of hibiscus, ginger, and spices, carefully crafted to bring out the unique flavor and nutritional profile of this traditional Caribbean drink. Some people find that drinking sorrel is a soothing way to stay hydrated during the cold winter months, and it is often served at holiday gatherings in Brooklyn and Manhattan. To start an order and experience the warm, spicy flavor of Sorrel City's sorrel for yourself, visit our order page.

Sorrel is traditionally believed to be a healthy and refreshing beverage, often associated with a sense of warmth and comfort, particularly in Caribbean cuisine. According to some sources, hibiscus is a good source of vitamin C, which is essential for a healthy immune system. While the exact nutritional profile of sorrel can vary depending on the recipe and ingredients used, Sorrel City is committed to using only the highest-quality ingredients to craft our unique and delicious sorrel blend. To learn more about Sorrel City and our hand-bottled sorrel, visit our home page.

Nutritional Heritage

For generations, sorrel has been a staple in Caribbean cuisine, particularly in Jamaica, where it is often served at holiday gatherings and special events. Some people find that the unique flavor and nutritional profile of sorrel make it a popular choice for those looking for a healthy and refreshing beverage. With its rich source of vitamin C and antioxidants, sorrel is a drink that is steeped in tradition and nutritional heritage, and Sorrel City is proud to be a part of that tradition.

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