Iced Chamomile Honey Tea - Mild Cooling Sedative for Summer Nerves

Chamomile Tea - A Touch of Zen Under Blazing Sun

Unlike the "jolting shock" of lemon tea, Chamomile Tea (especially White Chrysanthemum & Roman Chamomile) resembles a pure lotus, gently whispering and extinguishing the blazing fiery candles inside your body. Honey chamomile bestows deep sleep and is insanely effective against headaches caused by severe sun exposure.

Brewing Elegance Correctly

• Dried White Chrysanthemum or Chamomile buds: 15-20 buds (Select ones that don't smell of sulfur-bleach chemicals).
• Red Goji berries: 3-5 grams
• 90-degree boiling water (Do not use 100-degree roaring water to avoid burning the delicate petals which releases acidic sourness)
• Pure raw longan honey: 2 teaspoons

Chilling the Pure Tea

Place the buds and goji into a small glass teapot. Pour 200ml of 90-degree water to steep for 15 minutes. The fluid gently shifts to a pristine pale chicken-fat-yellow hue; the hydrated chrysanthemum petals bloom beautifully round. Stir in the honey to dissolve. ABSOLUTELY no artificial sugars here.

Pour into a glass, dropping a few bloomed buds down. Generously scoop Pure King Ice cubes in. You will witness a flawless glass of tea: The King Ice cubes shimmer crystal-transparent like morning dew, neither clouding the water nor casting floating scum/sediment atop the angelic tea layer. Sip the chilling Zen tea, gaze at the blazing summer yard, and let your mind drift shedding every ounce of stressful misery.