- Rose Buds Tea - 1.05 Oz (30+ Cups) Loose | Rich in Vitamin-C - For Hair & Skin | Caffeine Free - Flower Based - Herbal Tea - Non Bitter | Reusable Pet Jar

Rose Flower Loose Tea is a delightful sensory experience that brings a touch of luxury to your daily tea ritual. The dried rose petals are beautifully fragrant and of excellent quality—just opening the bag releases a soothing floral aroma that feels like stepping into a blooming garden. The tea itself is light and refreshing with a subtle sweetness that doesn’t overwhelm. It’s perfect on its own or blended with green or black tea for added depth. I especially love it as an evening drink; the calming effect is wonderful after a long day. The packaging was elegant and well-sealed, keeping the petals fresh. Plus, it’s versatile! Beyond making tea, I’ve used the petals for homemade potpourri and even as a garnish for desserts—talk about getting the most out of one product! If you’re a fan of floral teas or just want a taste of something unique and soothing, this rose tea is a fantastic choice. It’s like a little cup of self-care, and I’ll definitely be repurchasing. 🌸✨

I was pleased to see that there are a lot of rosebuds in the container. I only use about 1-2 buds per 10-ounce cup so this will last a while. PROS: The flavor is really nice and mild when I cold-steep it over a few hours or even overnight. I can actually drink this without any honey if I want (and it's zero cals), but it's a good mellow tea with just a bit of honey. The batch number and mfg and exp dates are clearly marked & this is good for a year out. (I keep mine in the fridge or freezer.) The buds themselves are very pretty (though they fade with a lot of steeping). The smell is not as strong as I expected but still nice. I do get the calming effects so I like to sip this before bedtime or during hectic days. I will definitely buy these again.

I bought the rose, hibiscus, and butterfly pea flavors in a pack for a pretty good price. Came in a cheap plastic bottle which is alright i guess. They also came with seeds you can plant though i have no idea what kind they are. Here what I have to say about each. Rose: good gentle flavor, probably my favorite of the 3 but I just like the taste of rose. It is very light and not a pungent rose flavor, would have liked it to be stronger. And it definitely will not steep more than once Butterfly pea: the smell of this one (before its steeped) is very weird and very strong I was pretty worried because of it. But this one makes a good tea that isn't nearly as strong as it smells. Would recommend this one as it has a good gentle flavor, makes a nice breakfast tea. Pretty blue color as well that (if your wondering) isn't caused by artificial flavoring, otherwise it would turn your mouth blue. Hibiscus: I wouldn't buy this one again for the simple reason of its so darn strong. It's very very bitter which I wasn't expecting. If you like the bitterness than this one is for you, but I'll have to see if I can even finish the bottle. It kinda hurt my throat, it's like drinking a sour candy but without you puckering. It is a good flavor if you can get past all that, with probably some added sugar though I don't like putting more sugar in my tea.

Delicious! Smells and tastes amazing.

Very good quality. With just 6-8 buds you can taste and snell the roses when using green tea in a 8 cup kettle

Un sabor excelente

When I first purchased this a couple months ago it was actual little rose buds, this bottle I got came packed full of dried leaves not one rose bud, Without a teabag the leaves are impossible to get all the leaves from your cup. The tea is not near as good as it was before, but they ruined it. Also the packaged came so jam packed you can't get a spoon in it to get the product out, I know its supposed to make up for the fact they are not using actual buds, but the whole reason I bought it was because of the rose buds, it made the tea taste better. Won't be buying it again.

This was a pleasant surprise. Actual little rosebuds with a fabulous taste. Can re brew several times.