Blooming Tea: A Tea Ceremony That Feasts the Eyes

How to Prepare Blooming Tea Step by Step

To get the most out of the visual display, always choose a heat-resistant clear glass teapot or a large glass cup/mug.

1. Water Temperature: Ideal water temperature is around 80–85 °C (176–185 °F). Avoid pouring boiling water directly onto the tea, as it could scorch the delicate green tea leaves and cause bitterness.
2. Pouring Method: Pour hot water into your glass teapot first, then gently drop in one blooming tea sphere. This prevents the strong water stream from damaging the delicate flower structure.
3. Steeping Time: Allow the tea to unfurl for 3–5 minutes. Watch as the sphere sinks to the bottom and gradually blooms into a full floral arrangement.
4. Multiple Infusions: Quality blooming teas can be steeped 2 to 3 times. With subsequent infusions, slightly extend the steeping time.

Why Choose Flowering Tea?

• A Visual Ritual: Perfect for moments of relaxation, meditation, or hosting guests.
• Rich in Antioxidants: Crafted from high-grade green and white teas full of natural polyphenols and delicate aromas.
• An Ideal Gift: Beautifully packaged blooming tea bulbs paired with a glass teapot make a thoughtful, elegant gift for any tea lover.