
Chrysanthemum flowers have been cultivated in China for more than two thousand years and are one of the most popular flower teas in East Asia. The dried blossoms brew a delicate, clear golden cup with a light floral, slightly sweet and herbaceous aroma. Chrysanthemum is often enjoyed on its own or paired with pu-erh, green tea, goji berries and rock sugar, a classic combination in Chinese tea houses. It is naturally caffeine-free and lovely served hot or chilled.
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Peach is the fuzzy stone fruit of a tree first cultivated in China thousands of years ago and now grown everywhere from Georgia to Italy. Dried peach pieces and flavor bring a juicy, fragrant sweetness with soft floral notes and a velvety, mellow finish. Peach pairs beautifully with white tea, green tea, oolong, black tea and rooibos, as well as apricot, ginger and vanilla. Southern-style peach iced tea is an American summer classic, and a fresh mint sprig makes it even more refreshing.
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