FullChea - Himalayan Tartary Buckwheat Tea - Black Buckwheat - Roasted Buckwheat - Loose Leaf Herbal Tea - Caffeine Free - NON-GMO - Gluten Free - 100% Natural 8oz / 226g

These dried rose buds are beautiful and super fragrant, exactly what I wanted for tea, skincare, and crafting. They have a lovely soft pink color and smell like real roses—no artificial or musty scent. I’ve used them in tea blends, bath soaks, and even for making rose-infused oil, and they’ve held up great.You get a generous amount in the bag, and the petals stay intact, not crushed or powdery. It’s clear they’re food-grade and handled gently during drying and packaging. If you’re into DIY beauty, herbal teas, or just want something pretty and aromatic to work with, this is a really high-quality and affordable option.

Very delicious tea. I thought they were teabags but it is actually loose tea. I wasn't paying attention. But what a great mistake. The tea is very good and would definitely buy again. I find this is a high quality brand of tea and have bought the peppermint and chamomile also. FullChea will definitely be my brand of tea going forward. Very, very pleased with this product.

I used these to garnish wedding cake. Looked beautiful

Tastes horrible even with honey but Great for pain.

I have a bakery and use these as deco on top of cakes and desserts. A nice light floral fragrance and taste. Can be use to make rose water in a pinch. The colors are vibrant and it last a long time. Good product and worth it.

I was surprised that the product is from China but it appears and smells like mugwort.

I bought these jasmine flower buds hoping to infuse my own tea for a more “authentic” experience. Big mistake.Turns out, jasmine flowers lose their fragrance when dried—something I wish I knew before ordering. The scent that makes jasmine tea so special comes from volatile oils that evaporate once the flowers are dried. So what I ended up with was a bag of dried buds that looked pretty but added zero aroma or flavor to my tea.In real life, most jasmine tea is scented during production using fresh flowers. But, 99% of the time, it’s actually synthetic jasmine oil doing the work behind the scenes. I should’ve just stuck with a reputable pre-scented tea instead of trying to DIY it with dried buds.Giving this one star to help others avoid the same mistake. Learn from my poor impulse-buying decisions.

Taste is not as strong as some reviews state, but it is a pleasant tasting drink. It is mildly nutty. I actually needed more of it to make it stronger so I won't get as many servings out of a bag as stated, but that's on me. Got it for it's health benefits anyway.