Greenhilltea Sleep tea -Organic Chamomile Lavender Herbal Tea For Better Sleeping 4 Oz Bag

This tea is fake. It is the leftover from making honeysuckle oil. It is smell-less and taste-less. It has zero nutritional or medicinal value.

Do not buy if you are trying to use the seeds to plant. These must have a different process than just dried, they seem to be smoked in a very strong Indian smell. Not sure if this is preferable in tea. I planted over 50 seeds and nothing sprouted.

This bag of osmanthus flowers is wonderful! It's a shame all the different herbs are reviewed on one product page because the other herbs don't seem to measure up to this one, in the reviewers' eyes. Although I almost always use organic herbs, it's tough to find good organic osmanthus flowers. I use herbs every single day and make my own wonderful herbal tea blends and remedies. I've really enjoyed using the osmanthus in my blends because it's bursting with sweet flavor and aroma, and it's packed with beneficial antioxidants and vitamins. It's great for boosting the immune system and for improving congestion and upper respiratory ailments. The bright yellow color always peppers my blends with sunny charisma. The taste is truly exquisite; it's fresh, bold and flavorful, just as I would expect osmanthus to be. I'd definitely recommend it!

Considering these are dried flowers, the color and fragrance exceeded my expectations. The photo displays a simple package that I was afraid would not protect the whole buds. I am happy I did not open the bag to find pieces of petals instead of the full beautiful buds I got. I've used them whole to make rose water, infuse white wine, of decorate a champagne flute with a floating bud. I've also use the brightest outer petals to decorate brownies. All in all, I would buy again.

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!

If I could give this 0 stars for taste, I would.This is not tea. This is dusty, dried up rosebuds that smell and taste terrible. I originally bought this to infuse some honey but upon opening the bag, I figured no matter what I did it would probably be a waste. I was right. The flavor of this tea consists of dust (even after ‘rinsing them off’ like they tell you to do) and nothingness. I tried brewing a cup of tea (which by the way, they don’t give you any kind of brewing instructions so who know how many rosebuds you should use per cup) and it just tasted like dusty water.But presentation is great. They look gorgeous. I’m actually saving this package to use when I make my rose scrub.

In Japan chrysanthemum is the flower of love while in France, at the beginning of november, we always put a chrysanthemum pot on the grave of our beloved to celebrate their memory and tell them how much we love and miss them. I love chrysanthemum and always buy a flower pot for my home. It is a beautiful flower, really. It is also very healthy to add water to chrysanthemum flowers (chrysanthemum indicum) to make a tea free of theina which will protect your heart and your immune system, and even reinforce your bones. This brand produces a very flavorful tea that is very affordable as it can be sometimes very expensive to buy, especially in Europe. This tea variety probably originates from the Song Chinese dynasty when China was the most advanced place in the world (Imagine that it was the High Middle Age in Europe...). Anyway this tea is full of antioxidants and good for your skin, your eyes, etc. NEVERTHELESS, if you are allergic to tea plants like daisies or ragweed do not drink this tea or ask your doctor for information.

I've had osmanthus tea before so I have something to compare with and I'm quite disappointed by this one. While it looks good--not much impurities--it also tastes heavily sulphured, which is not pleasant. On retrospect there's no preservation information about this product so it's perhaps my fault not to investigate thoroughly before buying.

Very weak taste and not much taste of lavender at all

Excellent product and very neat