Greenhilltea traditional health herbs, Honeysuckle buds, NO GMO, NO Additives, Caffeine free dried herbal tea 5 OZ

Great

I purchased these rosebuds after watching a YouTube video from The Little Blue Fly. She used these to decorate her lovely home. I used them to enhance a candle arrangement. The rosebuds are just perfect and have a lovely fragrance. I also sprinkled some with rose essential oil and added them to potpourri. I highly recommend this product.

Very delicious tea! Didn’t have to add any lemon or honey! I love it and this company now has a recurring client! 🙏❤️

Great taste and smell. Only con: these are the dustiest roses ever. Per the instructions: Just make sure you rinse the roses and allow them to soak for a minute in lukewarm or cool water. You don't want your tea to be released... I've used this in tea and bath salts. I even plan to try rose jam...I'll be making soaps with this too... The scent is authentic, but water should be piping hot and roses should be steeped for 8 minutes or more for a strong tea/bath. If you know how much pure rose essential oil costs, this is a great alternative.

The value and freshness was worth the money

Mixed with some other things is supposed to be a good thing.

Fresh whole fried fruits. I love this natural sweetener. I grind in my coffee grinder and allow to dry out, then store and add to herbal tea. In Chinese medicine one of the functions of this herb is that it “moistens the lungs”, and this has been my experience.

I lived in China for years and had many Chinese teas but I never had a tea there that tastes so bad as this one!Seriously, if you want to know how this Honey suckle dried herbal tea tastes like, mow the lawn, scrape some of the lawn clippings off the mower then have a sniff...smell that? That is exactly what this tea smells like and tastes worse than it smells! I am not kidding!When I first opened the bag of Honey suckle dried herbal tea instead of the fragrant smell of honeysuckle what I got was this an lawn clipping smell you would get from a well used lawn mower. Undeterred I brewed some thinking it must taste better than it smells...it doesn't.Its been a good 30 minutes after my sip and I still have this acrid aftertaste in my mouth.Remember, I lived in China for years, had all kinds of teas, but this Honey suckle dried herbal tea stands out as being the absolute worst! Chinese would flush it down the toilet!I have to say I am impressed that this Honey suckle dried herbal tea got any rating above one star...however with all the organic 'stuff' out there that's meant to align one's 'chi' to one universal body's chakras this would be right up their alley.Save your money, just scrap off some dried lawn clippings from your mower and brew that!