INCAS 100% USDA Organic Butterfly Pea Flower 1.76 oz (150+ Cups) DIRECT FROM SOURCE Thailand Non GMO Verified Dried Caffeine Free Gluten Free Vegan Rich in Antioxidants Free eBook (50G)

The color is gorgeous and it tastes super fresh. I’ve made over 30 cups already and still have tons left—great value for the size. Perfect for relaxing or mixing into fun drinks. Definitely a staple in my tea collection! And helps with keeping my blood sugar stable. Mix it with my water and sip on all day.

The whole flowers amazing! I am enjoying it. Great quality. For people that love loose teas.. I do my research on teas first and this one is interesting. Sweet hint to it and definitely blue! I have been drinking it both hot and cold and combining with black tea. Sometimes I add honey and it just makes it very sweet.. love the taste.

My friend suggested this tea to help relax me and help with sleep. Make it in a batch and keep it cool to add to my water in the afternoon. Non-caffeinated, drink it until about 6pm and it has really helped. It is great value for the price. It's effectiveness is amazing. I have drank it hot too. It's a beautiful deep blue color and I mix it with water to reduce its strength. Easy to use, just put the dried flowers in a tea pot, let it steep and you can store the rest to use as an Ice Tea, add flavor to your water....

We went to Bangkok and tried this tea. It was delicious! I knew I had to order it when we got back to the US. The tea taste amazing as is or mixed with others. It turns purple once you add lemon or lime to it. There is no caffeine so that is really nice. This product is organic and the flowers are easy to remove from the water once you are ready to drink it. I will purchase again.

I think it was good the first time I used it, the second time how ever was interrupted because I dropped the entire glass jar that I had this stored in 😊

Quality resealable packaging for freshness. Beautiful color and nice flavor.

Using 1 gram of flowers (10 of them) per 250 mL produced a nearly black tea, almost impossible to see the color. I had to dilute the resulting tea made 5 or 6 to 1 with water, to get the color you see in the rainbow jars picture. Amazingly intense color, a little goes a very long way! I'm guessing the 1-2 gram serving size is for health benefits. The smell on opening the bag was very reminiscent of beets, changing to cabbage and wet flowers after adding boiling water, and finally it smelled a little like cooked spinach after about 10 minutes of steeping. The flavor is just faintly vegetal, a bit like spinach, with the 1 g per cup. When diluted down to a visible blue, I can't really taste anything. Nothing unpleasant at all, and this could hide in nearly any dish, especially if you're just adding color. For the different colors, I used: Red - hibiscus tisane Orange - gunpowder green tea Yellow - sencha green tea, filtered to get rid of a tiny bit of greenish sediment Green - sencha plus a very tiny bit of butterfly flower tisane Blue - you can guess this one Purple - hibiscus plus butterfly flower, though any acid will work I think I need to play with the green recipe some more, but everything looks very promising so far! You're supposed to "eat the rainbow" for a healthy diet, why not drink it too? Every single colorful pigment here has multiple health benefits.

Beautiful color, no definite flavor, which works fine for my needs to color herbal tea. Recommend!