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Flower Garden Tea by Tea & Coffee | Teatico

Flower Garden Tea

Flower Garden Tea

Name: Flower Garden Tea
Brand: Tea & Coffee

United States

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Steep time

7.5m

Method: Western

Steeps

Recommended

Water temp

100°C

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Leaf ratio

—

Brew methods

Western, Cold brew

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Caffeine

none

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Tasting notes

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Coffee Floral Rose Fruity Strawberry Raspberry Blackberry Apple Pear Herbs Roasted

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Overview

Best pick • solid herbal choice

Tip: start at ~95°C, then adjust down 3–5°C if it turns sharp.

Sweet and floral, this blend leans on fruit as much as flower: apple and pear pieces sit alongside strawberry, raspberry and blackberry, with pink rose buds, cornflowers, marigold blossoms and rose petals rounding out the mix. There's no actual tea plant involved, so it's naturally caffeine-free — a fair pick if you're cutting back but still want something to hold in a mug. The individual ingredients each carry their own long history. Rose petals have been used for centuries — Napoleon reportedly believed they helped treat musket wounds, and they're often credited with a calming effect. Blackberry leaves, from the bramble plant found across much of the world, were used by ancient Greeks, Romans and Native Americans for digestion and sore throats. Marigold blossoms carry cultural weight too, showing up in Hindi, Buddhist and historical Aztec traditions. None of that makes this a medicine — it's a herbal and fruit tisane, and the ingredients are worth knowing mostly for the flavour they bring rather than any effect they might have. That flavour comes through as floral and fruity with a herbaceous edge — rose up front, berries and orchard fruit underneath. To brew it, use freshly boiled water at 100°C and give it a good seven to eight minutes to steep, since the fruit pieces and petals need longer than a standard tea leaf to release their character. It's fine on its own, no milk or sweetener needed, and works equally well as a warming afternoon cup or an iced version on a hot day.

Best pick • solid herbal choice

Tip: start at ~95°C, then adjust down 3–5°C if it turns sharp.

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