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“I’d never had Chrysanthemum tea before, so I was intrigued and excited when I got this in the mail. It was really cool to see the flowers open in the hot water – so much so, that I didn’t want to...” Read full tasting note
Chrysanthemum tea is one of China’s most popular herbal teas. It has calming and soothing effects, but can also be used as a pick-me-up. This tea brews into a pale to bright yellow color and has floral aroma. Chrysanthmum tea is served widely at restaurants. It is a cooling herb. According to Chinese medicine, this herb is used to aid in the reduction of fever and treatment of sore throat.
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I’d never had Chrysanthemum tea before, so I was intrigued and excited when I got this in the mail. It was really cool to see the flowers open in the hot water – so much so, that I didn’t want to close the lid of my teapot!
I think it is an acquired taste, but I liked it. It just took a few sips to get used to. I really liked the light green color – very pretty. And I did notice a calming effect, which was super nice.
Flavors: Flowers, Grapes, Honey
try snow chrysanthemum, or better yet, try ripe puerh with snow chrysanthemum. :D would you like me to link you to the puerh with snow chrysanthemum?
may i also link you to snow chrysanthemum by its self?
Please do! Have you tried this one that I reviewed btw? Curious to hear what you think.
no i have not :(
here is puerh (shou) with snow chrysanthemum: http://yunnansourcing.com/en/2013-yunnan-sourcing-teas/2400-2013-yunnan-sourcing-xue-ju-shu-pu-ripe-pu-erh-and-snow-chrysanthemum-tea-brick.html
here is snow chrysanthemum alone: http://yunnansourcing.com/en/flower-and-herbal-teas/2254-kunlun-mountain-snow-chrysanthemum-flower-tea.html
Thank you so much for the suggestions! Really appreciate it :)
Kirkoneill1988, thank you so much for the suggestions! We love to hear what other people are drinking in the world of chrysanthemum and beyond. Let us know if you try our chrysanthemum!
@madamoolong, you’re welcome