The aroma and flavour of floral teas are enhanced by dried flowers like jasmine, rose, lavender, and chamomile.

Tea and other herbs have been brewed with flower blossoms for centuries. You’re sure to enjoy a floral tea when you’re dreaming of spring flowers, enjoying iced tea in the summer heat, or simply enjoying teas with floral notes.

Floral teas are the best

We’ve rounded up some of the most popular teas made with flowers, from black teas to herbal blends.

1. Teas containing jasmine

There is a type of tea that is lightly scented with jasmine blossoms known as jasmine tea. The highest quality jasmine tea is scented by placing jasmine blossoms under a tray of tea leaves overnight when the blossoms are at their most fragrant. Occasionally, jasmine flowers are blended directly into tea blends.

The use of jasmine has been shown to reduce stress and improve mental clarity. Most jasmine-scented teas are made with green tea, but some are white, black, or oolong. Green tea Jasmine Yin Cloud and white tea Jasmine Silver Needle are popular jasmine tea blends.

2. Teas made from roses

Rose teas are a lovely addition to any day, whether you’re planning a romantic afternoon tea with your sweetheart or just want a little whimsy in your life. A calming floral note can be achieved by blending rose petals with black or herbal tea.

As well as reducing anxiety and inflammation, rose tea promotes calm and well-being. In addition to Midnight Rose black tea and Cherry Rose green tea, there are many other delightful rose-flavoured floral teas to choose from.

3. Various lavender teas are available

Another popular floral tea is soothing lavender tea blends. While lavender makes a strong tea on its own, it is often added to tea blends to lend a floral note. There are many benefits associated with lavender, such as its calming and stress-relieving properties, as well as its ability to improve mood and help you sleep better.

Both caffeinated and herbal tea blends often contain lavender. Lavender Lullaby herbal tea and Earl Grey Lavender black tea are two of our most popular lavender teas.

4. Tea made from chamomile

Besides being a popular ingredient in herbal tea blends, chamomile is a classic single-ingredient floral herbal tea. This light, soothing tea is great for winding down before bed or before bedtime. Chamomile tea is beneficial for reducing stress, soothing sore throats, and boosting immune function.

An excellent example of chamomile tea is our Egyptian Chamomile herbal tea. With its large flower heads and honey-like natural sweetness, this tea is delicious on its own. In addition, it makes a great base for cocktails based on tea.

5. The tea made from hibiscus

Hibiscus tea imparts a fruity, citrusy flavor, similar to that of cranberry juice, while many floral teas are light and delicate. As well as enjoying hibiscus alone, it is often used in herbal tea blends. Some popular hibiscus-based herbal tea blends include Blueberry Pomegranate and Chocolate Strawberry.

In addition to its vitamin C content, hibiscus tea also contains a high level of antioxidants. Often called roselle, hibiscus tea is delicious when served iced. Iced hibiscus tea and lemonade make a tart, refreshing summer beverage.

6. Teas with other floral flavors

Many other types of tea feature flower petals, besides those mentioned above. In addition to butterfly blue pea flower herbal tea, chrysanthemum herbal tea is also a popular floral tea.

7. Flowery teas

Some teas are labeled floral even if they don’t contain flower petals. Several classic teas have a flower-like flavor, such as White Peony white tea and Fine Ti Kuan Yin oolong tea. Although these teas don’t contain any actual flowers, they smell and taste delicately floral.

The best way to make floral tea

Tea types differ in how they should be brewed. To make black and herbal floral teas, use one teaspoon of tea leaves per six ounces of boiling water and use tea leaves that are fresh. Infusing floral blends with water with a lower temperature and for a shorter period of time is recommended for other types of floral teas, such as floral green teas and floral white teas. Intended for

It’s important to use safe dried flowers while making floral tea at home, so make sure they don’t contain any pesticides or harmful ingredients.

Floral teas from our collection

We carry a variety of flavorful and delicious floral tea blends! We have a wide selection of floral teas, caffeinated teas blended with flower petals, and even classic unflavored teas with floral notes.

Q&A

Herbal teas are the same as floral teas, right?

Herbal teas are sometimes floral teas, but not all herbal teas are floral teas. For a floral note in a caffeinated blend, flowers can be added. A herbal blend may include dried flowers along with other herbs and spices, such as chamomile and hibiscus.

How should floral teas be sweetened?

Honey complements the floral notes in your floral tea blend better than any other sweetener, so consider adding a dollop to your blend. The raw, unfiltered honey from Mount Tam pairs well with floral teas. Also, you can sweeten floral teas with sugar or another sweetener.

What is the best way to use dried flowers for tea?

Homemade tea blends can be made with edible dried flowers. There are some floral teas that only contain flowers, such as chamomile and hibiscus, but most floral tea blends consist of several ingredients. Rather than being the only ingredient, rose petals and lavender accentuate tea blends rather than being the main focus. For tea made with your own dried flowers, ensure that the petals are pesticide-free and safe to eat.

Is there a big deal?

A beloved beverage for centuries, herbal tea offers countless health benefits as well as a unique taste. However, what makes herbal tea so appealing to so many? What is the reason for the rise in herbal tea sales? Is it word-of-mouth or has herbal tea become a status symbol? What is the reason for this trend?

There are many benefits to herbal tea, including its versatility. You can find a herbal tea to suit every mood and occasion with so many different herbs and blends available. The hot cup of tea in the morning helps some people start their day off right, while the cool glass of iced tea on a hot summer afternoon is preferred by others. In fact, there are herbal teas specifically designed to promote meditation and relaxation, such as lavender tea and valerian root tea. Every person’s preference is catered to when it comes to herbal tea flavours. 

A lack of proper scientific formulations can lead to companies selling products that have no nutritional value and harm consumers over time. 

Keeping yourself safe from such scams and buying the best is the key to staying away from them. Getting in touch with your roots can be done through Ayurveda. Feel free to give us a try! 

Welcome to Agada Organic!

The concoctions at Agada Organic are based on the principles of Vaghbhattji and are based on the concept of Ayurveda. Health could only be achieved by addressing all three aspects of a person’s being, including their body, mind, and spirit. Moreover, he encouraged people to maintain a healthy lifestyle by eating properly, exercising, and managing stress.

Blends are based on three factors: 

1. The nutritional value of herbal tea is excellent, providing a wide range of health benefits. Herbal tea has high antioxidant content, vitamins and minerals, weight loss properties, and stress-reducing properties, and should be consumed daily by everyone.
2. Ayurvedic remedies for lifestyle disease prevention include a balanced diet, regular exercise, herbal remedies, stress management, and detoxification. Besides preventing diseases, these remedies also promote health and wellness.
3. The taste and health benefits of herbal teas in India are well known. Popular herbal teas in India include masala chai, tulsi tea, ginger tea, mint tea, and ayurvedic tea. The health benefits of these teas make them popular among health-conscious tea lovers, as well as being delicious.

How is Agada Organic different from other companies? 

Our customers deserve nothing less than the best. Besides conducting thorough research, we use sustainable practices when making tea bags. In addition, we developed packaging that is completely compostable. Whenever possible, we use bio-degradable materials in our products instead of plastic. 

Let us know what you think about us and see for yourself! This is a decision you won’t regret!