Unlike other flower tea, the Osmanthus are left in the tea during the drying process and the flower blossoms dries to a golden orange color. The looks of the tea - captivating.

 It taste…

… a little sweet, not sugary sweet, but like honey sweet.

… a little floral, not as pronounced as it smells, but yes the floral note is unmistakable.

… a little bitter, but hardly noticeable.

… a little fruity like apricot, or pear, or apple… you decide.

This beautiful tea brews into a cup of pale yellow, but highly seductive and romantic.