Product Overview
Rose tea, also sometimes known as rose bud tea, is made from whole, dehydrated rose blossoms. Only the most delicate buds are used for this luxury rose tea. Naturally caffeine-free, it's made with nothing but tightly closed flowers. Naturally air-dried to preserve their color, texture and fragrance.
It yields a sunny, golden-yellow infusion and a soft, clean-tasting flavor with a lingering, gentle sweetness. Brewing offers a flowery aroma, a light and refreshing sweet taste, and a golden infusion. Calming qualities to elevate your day.
Benefits of rose tea includes:
Ease Menstrual Discomfort
Probably, one of the best home remedies for painful or heavy periods is rose tea, as it may not only help to regulate hormones and maybe ease uterine congestion but also eliminate cramping and mood swings that can often be associated with menstruation.
Aid in Elevating Mood
The possible naturally uplifting quality of tea can make it an excellent choice for those who may be feeling down, depressed, or overly stressed. Rose tea may have a possibly beneficial effect on those experiencing depression.
Improve Immune System
As with many different plants and flowers used to make herbal teas, rose tea is possibly high in vitamin C, which is probably one of the most important vitamins in our body. Vitamin C is known to be an essential part of our immune system as it can stimulate the production of white blood cells and functions as an antioxidant, thus possibly lowering oxidative stress.
Lower Risk of Chronic Disease
One of the major causes of chronic diseases is oxidative stress. This is caused by free radicals, which are possibly the natural byproducts of cellular metabolism that can cause healthy cells to mutate. By increasing the number of antioxidants in our body, which may include myrcene, quercetin, and myrcene from rose tea, it is possible to lower your risk of experiencing some chronic health conditions.
Help Regulate Sleep
The potential natural sedative property of rose tea can make it a wonderful beverage to finish a night, allowing it to reduce stress, and plausibly regulate sleep patterns and Circadian rhythm. If you suffer from insomnia, or regularly have disturbed or interrupted sleep, you may try this tea before going to bed. You may find it gives you a good night’s sleep!
Aid in Decreasing Respiratory Distress
Commonly prescribed or recommended for soothing the respiratory tract, lungs, and throat rose tea can be an excellent choice if you are struggling with a cold or flu. It may also help to expel mucus and phlegm, which can be where bacteria and other pathogens can live and thrive.
Aid in Digestion
The antibacterial properties of this tea quickly go to work on many infections which may include that of the gastrointestinal tract or gut. It can help to rebalance the microflora in the intestines and possibly relieve digestive issues which may include constipation, cramping, bloating or diarrhea.
Brewing Guide: it's best served in an elegant glass pitcher or teapot, so you can watch the beautiful pink rosebuds bobbing as they brew. Bring the water to a boil. Add the roses, cover, and let steep for 5-10 minutes. Strain the roses and pour the tea into a teacup and enjoy!