Ren He Tang Dried Chrysanthemum Tea, Tai Ju - Chinese Tea - Herbal - Flower Tea - Decaffeinated - Loose Leaf Tea 2.46 OZ (70g)

Chrysanthemum tea was recommended to me by my Tai Chi instructor. I tried several brands and found Ren He Tang was the most flavorful.

First and foremost, in order to get the most flavor out of this, it's important to follow the directions carefully. Soak the chrysanthemum flowers in water for about 30 minutes, then bring to a boil, lower and simmer for at least 10. You'll get the full flavor of this if you do that. It reminded me of my time in China some years ago, when I found this tea and fell in love with it, but I could never replicate it until I bought this. It's a wonderful tea, caffeine free and full of flavor! I like mine with half a packet of sugar in the raw. I would definitely recommend this!

My Thai wife convinced me to try this and I'm happy I did. At first I followed the directions of soaking and boiling as the package suggested. The flavor was slight mild and sweet. We added a little sugar and that took it over the top. The process of soaking and boiling took about 1 hr. which I don't have to spare for a cup of tea. That said I decided to try a shorter process. I rinsed the flowers, added them and a little sugar to my insulated tea infuser pot. Added boiling water, set it and forgot it for about 20 mins. When I can back I was surprised the flavor was the same. I highly recommend making extra and placing in in the refrigerator. It tastes amazing they cold.

Tastes good with honey. Minus 1 star because I found a river snail in the tea... It has similar size with the flower so it was not filtered out.

I really enjoy this tea but the price is a bit much for what you get.

I like drinking chrysanthemum tea, which can make my body relax and enjoy the sunny life. So I bought this chrysanthemum tea. But when I received it, I found nitrite and preservatives in it. I dare not drink it. Give 3 stars

I like to drink tea. Recently, I fell in love with dried flower tea. I bought a lot of different types of dried flower tea, including rose tea, chrysanthemum tea, jasmine tea and so on. This kind of tea has a fine flower fragrance. Chinese medicine has many explanations for the function of chrysanthemum tea. I make a cup of strong chrysanthemum tea every morning for my husband to drink, and add crystal sugar, which is delicious and healthy. Is a good health product

A nice consistent color and taste with every brew. Unlike other brands I’ve found in the U.S. there is no dry or burnt taste and no lack of flavor or “root-like” taste. It brings me back to my trip to China where I first experienced this type of tea.