SoSo Sorrel

SoSo Sorrel’s Fruit Infusions are a masterful blend of the hibiscus flowers and a variety of exotic fruits such as mango, pear, pineapple, strawberry, and coconut.

These unique combinations create a refreshing and exotic juice that stands out in the market.


Brewed with aromatic spices like cinnamon, cloves, ginger, bay leaves, and pimento seeds, and added citrus boost of lemon, lime juice and orange peel.

Each sip offers a complex and delightful taste experience. The natural brown cane sugar used to sweeten the juice ensures a healthier option for consumers, free from artificial sweeteners and preservatives.

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About Us

“I had a desire to reinvent the traditional Sorrel”.

I launched my sorrel juice infusions business in 2022 to offer a unique twist on a beloved classic drink. Growing up, sorrel was a staple at family gatherings, symbolizing joy and togetherness. Inspired by those memories, I wanted to create a beverage that honors the rich Caribbean heritage of sorrel while adding vibrant, fresh fruit infusions for a modern, refreshing take. Each bottle is crafted to deliver not only an authentic taste but also a health-conscious, antioxidant-packed experience.

Vendors and small buisnesses.

We also cater to all vendors and small buisnneses in and outside of the UK including Scotland and Wales, at a wholesale discount. Be sure to get in touch with any enquiries via our details at the bottom of this page,

  • History

    Sorrel is more than a juice, it's the Caribbean and West Africa's natural energy juice and medicine which cures many ails and has a fascinating history.

    Sorrel was taken across the world from West Africa over 300 years ago. Sorrel has many different names across the world such as Bissap, Zobo, Sobolo and including Sorrel.

    Some countries have differnet ways of making it and differnet ingredients they might add to it, but Ginger is one of the main ingrediants used amongst all for extra healing powers.

  • Why is Sorrel Red?

    Sorrel gets its red colour come from the flavornoids which is a compound and known to act as a powerful antioxidant, which is known to eliminate disease causing free radicles from the body. Scientists also believe its a useful deterrant against helping to eradicate certain type s of cancer cells and highly boost your immune system.

  • Healing Powers

    The antioxident properties of the Hibiscus Flower helps protecting the liver, by reducing the risk of fatty build up in liver which may lead to liver cancer. Hibiscus carries Diuretic properties which increases urination and normalising bowel movement to flush out toxins.

    Hibiscus is perfect in the summer due to its thirst quenching abilities. This makes it a helpful tool in fighting dehydration. When steeped hibiscus is tart and refreshing.

    Hibiscus works wonders with bloating, and can help expel any excess water the body may be holding.