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“Big, glass teapot of this because sometimes you just need to start your mornings with something beautiful… This bloom, purely aesthetically speaking, is pretty pleasing. It has some vibrant, bright...” Read full tasting note
“I am very fond of flowering tea, so I will admit to some bias. I found this to be a very light, creamy floral tea. There was an overall pleasany green/grassy note as well, and the bloom was quite...” Read full tasting note
Our flowering tea is built using a flower base surrounded by whole leaf green tea. Includes green tea, gomphrena globosa flower, lily flower, and lavender sorbet flavor.
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Big, glass teapot of this because sometimes you just need to start your mornings with something beautiful…
This bloom, purely aesthetically speaking, is pretty pleasing. It has some vibrant, bright contrasts from the flowers tied in with the green tea: pinks and oranges. It opens up very quickly, too – and has some pretty good expansion. However, I don’t think it’s well tied because a lot of the green tea seems to have separated from the bloom and is now floating in my pot independently of the bloom itself.
Flavour is… meh. It’s lavender.
Not great lavender and not awful lavender. Just a touch boring? At least the green tea isn’t getting bitter over time as I drink down the pot. So that is somewhat of a win. Blooming teas are always a crap shoot in that regard.
I am very fond of flowering tea, so I will admit to some bias.
I found this to be a very light, creamy floral tea. There was an overall pleasany green/grassy note as well, and the bloom was quite beautiful.
I will say it tasted more of lily than of lavender. I suspect that is how they managed to avoid the soapy flavour lavender often offers.
Flavors: Citrus, Cream, Floral, Grass, Honey
