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Chrysanthemum Buds (Tai Bai Ju)
$7.00
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Chrysanthemum Buds (Tai Bai Ju)
$7.00
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Our chrysanthemum buds are the first harvest from Zheijang province. A distant relative of chamomile, these yellow buds have a cleaner and and a more honey-like finish than their later harvest blossoms. Bright and delicate, this is the perfect herbal tea to drink just before bedtime.漢字 菊花
flavor notes floral, honey
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Brewing Guide
We usually brew these sweet buds in a larger teapot, allowing it to remain steeping throughout. In a 12 ounce teapot, use 5 grams of flowers in boiling water.
Teapot (12 oz.)
leaves 5 grams
temp 212 ° F
time 3 min
Infuser Cup
leaves 3 grams
temp 212 ° F
time 3 min
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