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Sensory Profile
- Aroma: Sweet apricot-like floral perfume
- Taste: Soft vegetal base with honey undertones
- Color: Light, bright yellow infusion
- Texture: Smooth and refreshing
- Comparable to: A gentle autumn breeze in bloom
(No snacks or pastries included—pure tea experience. Suggest pairing with light fruits for harmony.)
- Pairing Harmony: Floral notes balance subtle sweetness, enhancing calm moments
- Occasion Fit: Cozy evenings, mindful mornings, or gifting to tea enthusiasts
Brewing & Serving Instructions
Everyday Western style
✓ Warm cup and teapot
✓ Add 5g (≈1 tsp) leaves
✓ Pour 80°C water
✓ Steep 20 seconds
✓ Strain, inhale floral notes
✓ Sip mindfully
Gong Fu style (6–8 infusions)
✓ 5g in 150ml gaiwan
✓ Quick rinse with hot water
✓ First steep 20s, add 5s each time
✓ Up to 3-5 infusions.
✓ Notes deepen with each pour
Tips for Best Taste
Use fresh water
Avoid over-steeping to prevent bitterness
Try cold brew: Refrigerate overnight
Adjust time for preference
Processing Method
Harvesting Fresh Blooms
Pick Osmanthus at peak fragrance in autumn
Petal Separation
Remove petals only for pure scenting
ayering with Tea
Alternate flowers and green leaves in sealed containers
Absorption Period
Tea absorbs essence over 24-48 hours
Multiple Scenting Rounds
Repeat up to three times for depth
Gentle Drying
Dry leaves to lock in floral aroma
Origin of Vietnamese Osmanthus Green Tea
- From Vietnam's lush landscapes
- Influenced by East Asian traditions
- Osmanthus native to Eastern Asia
- Blooms in late summer-autumn
- Symbolizes love and harmony
- Cherished in festivals like Mid-Autumn
- Ties to poetry and ancient art
- Grown by skilled local artisans
- Blends nature with cultural heritage

Sourcing That Supports the Planet & People
Farm - direct from Vietnam's smallholder growers
Ethically sourced — with fair trade practices
Eco-friendly packaging — Minimal plastic, recyclable box
Transparency in every cup — know exactly where your tea comes from
Your purchase helps preserve tea heritage and empowers local communities.