RongChinTang - Top Grade Fetal Chrysanthemum Tea 2.8oz/80g - Premium Natural Dried Chrysanthemum Flower Tai Ju Herbal Tea - Caffeine Free Rich in Antioxidants

I love this tea and the fact that it’s the dried flowers, not flakes. The flavor is full bodied and it keeps well.

Has very good high quality buds and aroma!!

It was good quality chrysanthemum tea with no broken parts or stems in my bag. They brewed into a mildly sweet, floral and buttery taste. I use boiling water and steep for as long as I want (usually 3-5 minutes) but will sometimes keep the flowers in there until I'm done.

These Chrysanthemum buds look and smell lovely, with an earthy floral scent that has slight honey notes. When brewed in hot water, the flower buds open up slightly and float appealingly in your cup or teapot. The buds taste fresh and are clean, with no dust or other noticeable debris. If you already know that you enjoy the taste of Chrysanthemum Tea then brew this straight and enjoy the earthy, almost peaty taste and floral fragrance. Otherwise, I would recommend blending this with another tea that you enjoy to moderate the taste while still giving you the visual enjoyment and health benefits (at least until you become more accustomed to the flavor).

These are good quality Chrysanthemums. They're fresh and have a nice scent. I love to drink Chrysanthemum tea every now and then, so I prepared some. You can take two ounces of the flowers and steep them in two to three cups of water. This has a somewhat sweet, mellow floral flavor. It tastes great!It's important to note, that Chrysanthemum tea should only be drunk in moderation as it's not meant to be an everyday beverage. You'll need to take breaks from drinking the tea after approximately one to two times per week.It does have some benefits and side effects. This tea should not be drunk by anyone who suffers from ragweed allergies, as you're likely to suffer an allergic reaction. It's also not meant for diabetics who are taking insulin, as it can cause negative interactions.It does have a few potential health benefits, such as lowering blood pressure, encouraging a healthy metabolism, boosting the immune system and reducing inflammation. Please note this is not a replacement for professional medical treatment.For those interested in using the flowers for metaphysical properties, they correlate with the Sun, the element of fire. They were frequently used for spiritual protection, and were infused in dream pillows and incense.If you're interested in using chrysanthemum, I recommend this brand because it's good quality.

I've had loved this type of tea ever since I was little and drinking this exact flavor from those Chinese dim sum restaurants in China and never knew the english name of the flowery tea. Now I know it is chrysanthemum and a piece of me is satisfied knowing what it is and where I can easily get more here. My favorite things about this flower tea is the flower petals and the floral scent it gives off as it is simmering in hot water. When the flower petals separate from the bud and being about to sip it into your mouth and feel the thin fragile texture disappear as you sip on more. The floral fragrance that gives a calming and pleasant scent that I enjoy from these when I was sitting at those dim sum restaurant tables. My favorite recommendation!

This herbal tea has such an amazingly exclusive delectability! The dried floral touch is not only caffeine-free, but super rich in antioxidants and has perfected the invitingly deliciousness of each cherish cup of goodness.It’s a specialty crafted tea, with just the right amount of sweet floral aroma. Whether it’s sipped hot or refreshingly chilled, this tea offers a pampered enjoyment.

This is the only type of tea that I let my children drink, it has no caffeine, and it helps to cool the body. When you have a sore throat or cough, drink this tea (can add lemon and/or honey) and it'll soothe your throat and get better faster. My family and I really enjoy the taste and flavor that this tea brings, it has a light floral aroma and a bit of sweetness in it.This tea is made only with one ingredient: organic dry chrysanthemum, comes in buds, and has about 2 years shelf life. After brewing, the bud is expanding and usually, some of the flower petals gonna get loose and make it hard to drink the tea (especially for kids who don't want to eat even the smallest petals). But I didn't experience that with this one, most of the petals stay together.As for the taste and flavor, it's just like any other chrysanthemum tea.