Teabloom Jasmine Flowering Tea

Yes, it absolutely blooms! When you add hot water, the hand-tied ball slowly unfurls into a beautiful flower display with jasmine blossoms. It's genuinely mesmerizing to watch and makes for a great conversation starter. Just know it takes a few minutes to fully open—it actually reaches its most spectacular bloom by the second or third steep, not immediately.

Definitely on the subtle side. You'll get a pleasant, fragrant jasmine aroma and a delicate floral taste, but if you're looking for a bold, punchy tea, this won't be it. The flavor is smooth and light—perfect if you enjoy gentle, calming teas, but several reviewers wished it had more intensity. The good news? Even if you oversteep it trying to coax out more flavor, it won't turn bitter.

Absolutely! Each flowering tea ball can be steeped 3-4 times, so you're actually getting about 250 cups total from the 12-pack. Just keep adding hot water to the same bloom. Many reviewers mention this makes it more economical than it first appears, and interestingly, some say the flavor actually improves with the second and third steeps as the flower fully opens.

It's excellent for beginners! There's no fussing with infusers or measuring—you just drop the ball in hot water and wait. The brewing is very forgiving (won't get bitter even if you forget about it), and the visual blooming process makes the whole experience fun rather than intimidating. Plus, watching it bloom helps you understand when it's ready to drink.

They're beautiful, but be prepared for them to be a bit more muted than the promotional images. Several reviewers mention the flowers are lovely but not quite as brightly colored or large as pictured. That said, people are still impressed by the presentation—it's more about managing expectations versus reality.

Think delicate jasmine and floral notes with a hint of natural sweetness—very smooth and calming rather than bold. The green tea base is mild, and the jasmine adds a pleasant, aromatic quality without overwhelming it. If you enjoy herbal teas or lighter green teas, you'll likely appreciate this. If you prefer robust, full-bodied teas, you might find it too subtle for your taste.