Chrysanthemum

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  • “Okay, so this was my first time trying Chrysanthemum, so the rating is low not based on quality (since I am unfamiliar with other Chrysanthemum herbal teas) but is instead based on my experience...” Read full tasting note
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Used for centuries in traditional chinese medicine, Chrysanthemum flower is known for its internal cooling properties and harmonizing qualities.

The mellow, clean character of our USDA Certified Organic chrysanthemem makes it great for blending with other teas and herbs.

If you like this product, we suggest you try our Chrysanthemum Yinzhen, a healthy blend of organic Bai Hao Silver Needle (Yinzhen) white tea and Chrysanthemum flower.

Chrysanthemum Tea Type: Herbals

Ingredients: Organic chrysanthemum flower

Origin of Chrysanthemum : China

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Direct trade quality loose leaf tea for more than a decade. World Tea Championship winners in 2008 & 2009. USDA Certified Organic. Based in US with buying office in China.

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Okay, so this was my first time trying Chrysanthemum, so the rating is low not based on quality (since I am unfamiliar with other Chrysanthemum herbal teas) but is instead based on my experience with it. I got the tea sample in the mail and there were full beautiful flowers in it. The smell wasn’t anything special, but I figured it would come out once I started to steep it.

I got it to a nice light yellow color and decided to take out the flowers and give it a taste. I love floral teas and especially chamomile, but this was a bit farther off from those two than I expected. It has a very strong and abrasive taste. I wasn’t a fan of the aftertaste at all. No hints of sweetness in this one. The taste was bitter and astringent in a way that I didn’t enjoy (I like strong teas).

Overall, I wasn’t all that happy with this tea, but like I said before, I hadn’t tried Chrysanthemum. If you like Chrysanthemum I would give this tea a shot, perhaps as a sample when buying other teas from Teas Etc. You may have the opposite reaction as me! I do love this company though.

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