Buddhas Tears Tea

Breathing Buddha’s Tears in is effortless, and It doesn’t take much to appreciate the taste and the fragrance of this exquisite tea:

Water temperature: Heat water to around 80°C (176°F) to help the tea bring out the floral and grassy scents without making it bitter.

Steeping Time: Place 5-6 pearls of Buddha’s Tears into the cup or teapot and cover them with warm water-stew in for about 2-3 minutes. Observe the slowly celebrating pearls as they release their aroma and flavor.

Enhancements: Buddha’s Tears kind of tea is best to drink blank but a little bit of honey could help as well for sweetness.

Iced Tea Option: To prepare a refreshingly delicious iced tea, brew the tea as you would regularly do, before pouring ice let it cool down a bit first, for added cooling effects place mint or lemon slice.

Enjoy: Contemplate the mild taste of grand green tea blended with soft floral hints of jasmine while slowly sipping the tea. Relish the soothing, fragrant aftertaste of the tea.

Buddha’s tears have quite a nice touch when it comes to the fragrance or the taste but the best part about this tea is that it is rich in green tea and jasmine which has quite a number of health benefits:

Rich in Antioxidants: Containing plenty of polyphenols and catechins that green tea offers which helps the body cope or manage oxidative stress while also aiding in one’s health overall wellness.

Promotes Relaxation: The calming the fierce scent of jasmine can be effective in reducing stress at times which makes this tea a quite calming one.

Aids the Digestive System: The theories explain that green tea contains active compounds which may help digestion, which would make it easy to use as a digestion aid.

Increases Mental Focus: Buddha’s Tears has small quantities of the substance caffeine, along with other elements that provide power and help one increase concentration.

Improves Heart Function: Green tea consumed on a regular basis helps one in controlling the level of cholesterol in the body and maintaining health of the coronary system.

Although Buddha’s Tears is mostly considered to be safe, it has some caffeine which means that caffeine sensitive people should limit it.

A medical consultation should be sought for pregnant or nursing women, individuals having certain medical conditions or on certain medications before making this tea a part of their diet.

Savor the subtle floral characteristics of Buddha’s Tears and enjoy a deliciously soothing tea that has the richness of jasmine and is also good for the health owing to green tea.

Every sip is a soothing and traditional drink that would be ideal on days that are slow and tea ceremonies are in order.