SRILUXEPremium Blooming Flower Tea - 18 Pieces Assorted Collection | Wonderfully Wrapped in White, Gold and Red | Perfect for Gifting or Self-Indulgence

The media could not be loaded. This tea makes you feel special, with flowers not only in your garden but also in your cup. It's the most beautiful and spectacular tea—a special gift for someone dear and a perfect drink for afternoon tea chats with friends.

Luxury Blooming Flower Tea with18 pcs of Assorted Premium Blooming Tea | Wonderfully Wrapped in White, Gold and Red | perfect for gifting or self-indulgence (Assorted Blooming Tea). Delicious and relaxing and very good value for money.

The media could not be loaded. These ‘Tea Balls’ are individually wrapped green tea leaves hand-tied to a flower core. Each of the flowers adds a subtle flavour to the tea and is linked to some traditional benefit (these can be looked up but I've not included in the review).The green tea is very mild, pleasant and clean tasting. The leaves being tied in a bundle does hinder the brewing a bit and the tea needs to be stirred several times whilst brewing. Being whole leaf tea the bundle can be reused for several more cups.It comes well presented and would make a very unique present.Couple of negatives. The ingredients list isn’t very informative and has ‘etc’ on the end! I don’t think I’ve ever seen ‘etc’ used in an ingredient list. Also there is no country of origin for the tea or flowers.Video is a Timelapse of a 4 min brew. Hope my review helps...

Very yummy and also fun and pretty. Definitely recommend!

Item being reviewed: SRILUXE - Luxury Blooming Flower Tea - 18 pcs of Assorted Premium Blooming Tea | Wonderfully Wrapped in White, Gold and Red | perfect for gifting or self-indulgence (Assorted Blooming Tea).Price at time of order / review: £14.99.None of the 'blooms' turned out all pretty like they always show in photos. What we got was a bundle of what looked like flowers and herbs tied together with string. It just looked like a mess. Bits floated off everywhere. It seemed like an excessive amount of string too for what little it accomplished.The ad only lists the ingredients as green tea. The bottom of the box lists some additional ingredients. (I'd state them, but I don't have the box with me at the moment.) There's also an ingredient called "etc." Really? What is I'm allergic to “etc.”? The box doesn't tell you if all the ingredients are in each bloom, or only in some of them. You don't know what is what as they're not labelled inside the box. They're foil-wrapped, but not sealed so who knows how much essential oils have been lost. All three colors (are they supposed to be different flavors?) tasted the same to us. They tasted awful. Think of how a dead fish smells. That's what they tasted like.I'd been looking forward to trying a blooming tea for years and never got around to it. It was a (literally) bitter experience and I can't recommend this product at all.

I recently tried this blooming tea set and was really impressed. The assortment of 18 teas, including Enchanting Beauty, Eternal Love, and Floral Passion, offers a delightful variety. Each tea is beautifully presented in a white gift box, making it perfect for gifts or treating yourself. The quality is top-notch, with each tea ball wrapped in foil to keep them fresh and allowing multiple infusions. The craftsmanship is evident, and the tea has a wonderful, fresh flavor. It's a luxurious option for any occasion, and the customer service is very responsive if needed.

These teas are well presented in a lovely box and wrapped nicely in foil which makes them look very appealing and more interesting than being in bags.There are instructions - in case you needed to know how to make tea. Pour on the water, wait for it to 'bloom' and then enjoy...The flavours are interesting - slightly floral. I found they weren't very strong so I used slightly less water to try to help get the flavour to come through more and that did help a bit but don't expect anything very strong flavour-wise.What I found odd is the 'ingredients' list a couple of things and then say 'etc'. I've never seen 'etc' written in an ingredient list before. Maybe 'flavourings' but never etc... so it makes me wonder what 'etc' actually contains.Overall these look impressive, they taste OK, I'm a bit dubious of the ingredients...

This set of flower teas , 18 Pieces, all foil wrapped looking very exotic becomes even more exotic as you put each in a glass pot and pour boiling water over the rolled tea ball. It then opens like a flower and is quite dramatic and lovely. You really do need a glass pot, which I have , to get the full show.It is a beautifully boxed set , each tea blossom in a foil wrap, well suited for a gift.The itself tea is mild and not very fragrant but really nice. I am enjoying drinking it though I do not think you really can use each one 3 times.. I like a stronger drink.Lovely, lovely gift with the drama of the unfolding tea flower . Very calming and beautiful and the most excellent gift given together with a glass pot or a large ,double walled glass or mug to make it in.At just over £1 a pot it is not at all bad value for the beauty and the fun and the lovely tea.