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Royal Chrysanthemum

Name: Royal Chrysanthemum
Brand: the-qi.com
Price: 32.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$32

Cleanse, detox, and more with Chrysanthemum flower tea. It has a delicate fragrance, a mildly sweet, herbal flavor with notes of honey in the aftertaste. Each flower is good for 2 more refills of hot water in a 6-7oz cup. The petals of Chrysanthemum are edible.

+ Immune boost
+ Metabolism boost
+ Heart health

[ x ] Naturally caffeine-free [ x ] Antioxidants [ x ] Vegan [ x ] Zero calories

Contains:
9 x Individually Packed Organic Chrysanthemum (27 cups)

Ritual:
Pour hot water (190F) over 1 flower in a cup, use bamboo tongs to keep the flower submerged in water. Watch as the flower resurrect and enjoy the visual splendor. Let it infuse for a minimum of 3 minutes. Then inhale, exhale deeply and slowly sipping it with positive intentions. For other ways of enjoyment please see our BLOG.

Single-origin:
Jiangxi, a southeast Chinese province across from HK, known for its pastoral landscapes of rice paddies, rivers, and mountains, centered on the Gan River valley.

Fun Fact:
Chrysanthemum originated a thousand years ago in the Song Dynasty (year 960–1279) in China. Chrysanthemum flowers come in many varieties, but the one we offer is a particular varietal called ROYAL CHRYSANTHEMUM as it was gifted to the Royal family at the time.

Would you recommend this to a friend?: Yes!

Finally, a high-quality chrysanthemum tea

Chrysanthemum tea has SO many health benefits, especially for clearing heat in TCM, and I am always looking for a good quality flower. The traditional Chinese tea shops, even in Hong Kong, sell a very off-white/gray tiny bud flower tea that has a sulfite smell and clogs tea strainers. The flowers that came in my assorted set from the-qi.com were actually perfect. They didn't break apart as easily as other chrysanthemums I've had, and they are such a vibrant yellow. The taste and smell is very light and delicate, not strong at all. Blue lotus apparently takes some getting used to (or addition of juices or sweeteners) but this one makes an easy and relaxing cup of tea. I wish it weren't so expensive, but the ability to brew multiple cups helps.