Chrysanthemum is one of the top ten famous flowers in traditional Chinese culture, often endowed with the meaning of auspiciousness, longevity, and forbearance by Chinese rural literati. It has a light, but delighted aroma that perfectly balances the intensive thick flavor of Ripe Pu’Erh.
Flavor Profile: Floral Note of Chrysanthemum & Earthy
Caffeine level :Low
Base Tea:Ripe Pu’erh
Health Notes:Digestive Support and Sore Throat
Recommendation: Evening or afternoon
Origin: Yunnan, China
Unit Count: 10 teabags/box
Couldn't load pickup availability
Steeping Instruction
Hot Brew:
Water Temperature: 212F
Water: 12oz
One Tea bag
Steeping time: 3mins (more than 3 times brewing)
Slow Brew:
Ingredient: One Tea Bags, Two dried Chrysanthemum , 2-4g rock sugar
Water Temperature: 212F
Water: 16oz
Brewing 10 mins
Benefits
Good for sore throat and inflammation issues, Promotes Healthy Gut Flora, Supports Immune Health
Flavor Profile
Earthy, Floral & Soothing
Caffeine Level
LowHigh
Floral
LightStrong
Blend Story
Chrysanthemum Ripe Puerh Tea: A Perfect Fusion of Tradition and Wellness
Chrysanthemum Ripe Puerh Tea combines the earthy richness of fermented Puerh tea with the light, floral notes of chrysanthemum flowers. Revered in Chinese culture for centuries, chrysanthemum is known for its cooling properties and rich content of B vitamins, while Puerh tea is celebrated for its antioxidant benefits and digestive support. This harmonious blend not only offers a soothing and flavorful experience but also provides numerous health benefits, making it a timeless tea for both mind and body. Enjoy a cup steeped in history and wellness with every sip.
Roasting Profile
Brewing Tips
Hot Brew Tips:
Boil 12oz of water and heat it to 212°F (boiling).
Place one tea bag into the water.
Steep for 3 minutes. For a stronger flavor, you can steep for up to 5 minutes.
Slow Brew Tips:
Boil 16oz of water and heat it to 212°F (boiling).
In your teapot or heatproof container, add:
Steep for 10 minutes to allow the chrysanthemum to infuse its natural sweetness and depth into the tea.
*Serving Tip: Remove the tea bag and chrysanthemum flowers before serving. Adjust sweetness with additional rock sugar if desired.