Rose Red Infused Blooming Flower Tea

Making Rose Blooming Flower Tea is part ritual, part moment of joy. For the fullest taste and vision, follow this gentle guide:

1. Find a Clear Glass Teapot or a Heat-Resistant Cup:

A transparent vessel shows the bloom’s dance, pedal by pedal, moment by moment.

2. Heat Fresh, Filtered Water to 85°C – 90°C:

Water should sing, not roar; this temp keeps the tender green leaves and rose petals from becoming bitter.

3. Nestle One Blooming Tea Ball in the Vessel:

Lower the tea ball, a small, tight globe, to the base of your pot or cup, and let it settle.

4. Pour Hot Water Over the Tea Ball:

Let the hot water stream directly onto the ball, and enjoy the slow, graceful unfurling that unfolds over the next 10 minutes or so.

5. Steep to Your Preference:

Let the tea brew another 2 to 3 minutes after the bloom, tailoring the strength to your liking.

Beyond its beauty and flavour, Rose Blooming Flower Tea carries the wisdom of its natural ingredients. Each cup is a quiet gift to the body:

* Antioxidant-Rich Green Tea:
The tender leaves offer a gentle shield against everyday stress, thanks to catechins and polyphenols that help the body stay in balance.

* Rose Petals for Radiant Skin:
Long revered in folk wisdom, the rose petals assist the skin in retaining moisture, helping to keep the complexion soft and luminous.

* Gentle Digestive Comfort (Green Tea & Rose):
Enjoying this blend after meals may ease occasional digestive ups and downs and bring soft relief.

* Natural Mood Lift (Rose Scent):
The light, sweet rose fragrance is cherished in aromatherapy for its ability to quiet the mind and gently brighten the spirit.

* Balanced Energy (Green Tea Caffeine):
The small dose of green tea caffeine offers smooth, steady vitality, avoiding the spike and crash of stronger drinks.

* Mindful Hydration & Calm:
A tender alternative to sodas and juices, this tea invites quiet sips for body and soul when the day feels hurried.

(These gentle effects come from time-honoured tradition and the nature of the ingredients. They are not substitutes for professional care.)

* Contains Natural Caffeine: This infusion is founded on green tea, which provides a gentle lift of caffeine. If your body is quick to notice caffeine, if you are pregnant, or if the tea is for a small child, please choose another cup.

* Allergic Reactions to Rose or Botanicals: Rose petals are kind to most, yet a few may find them prickly. If you carry allergies to flowers or herbs, a quiet word with your doctor is wise.

* Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Rose and green tea are beloved in many cultures, yet their duet of effects on pregnancy or nursing is not fully known. A gentle ring to your healthcare professional before sipping is best.

* Medication Interactions: Green tea may converse with some prescriptions, especially those that steady the heart, quicken the pulse, or thin the blood. If your daily pouch holds medicine, a check-in with your provider is advised.

* Moderation Recommended: Herbal and green teas find their best balance in quiet pairs, not in floods. Enjoy as one thread in a wider, woven meal. This tea is made for pleasure, not for cures or diagnoses.