Green Tea with Acacia Flowers : Description & Brewing Guide

Tea brewing

Green tea with acacia flowers is a truly unique and refined blend. The addition of acacia blossoms gives the tea a bright floral-honey aroma with a naturally sweet character. The taste is delicate, slightly herbal, with a long-lasting finish and subtle hints of walnut. It features a pronounced yet very smooth astringency. This tea is perfect for flavor connoisseurs and those who enjoy naturally sweet teas. It also works beautifully as a dessert tea, thanks to its мягкий и сладковатый профиль. Our farmers harvest this tea in May and June, during the acacia blooming season. It is one of the most exclusive teas in our collection — produced in limited quantities using only young, early tea shoots. This tea also offers a pleasant energizing effect.

Brewing Recommendations

Classic Infusion

Temperature: 70–80°C
Time: 2.5 minutes
Tea amount: 1 g / 100 ml
Infusions: 2–3
With each infusion: +5°C and +1.5 minutes

Chinese Gongfu Style

Temperature: 70–80°C
First infusion: 5 sec +3 sec for each next infusion
Infusions: 9–13
Tea amount: 5 g / 100 ml

Cold Brewing

Temperature: 10–20°C
Time: 8–12 hours
Amount: 5g / 100ml
Infusions: 1
How to Brew green Tea with acacia
1

Heat water to about 80°C. If you don’t have a thermometer, boil water and let it cool for 10 minutes.

2

Measure tea: use 1 g per 100 ml of water.

3

Preheat your teaware to ensure stable brewing temperature.

4

Rinse the tea leaves briefly (3–5 seconds) with hot water to awaken them.

5

Brew according to your chosen method.

6

Re-infuse while the tea retains its flavor, gradually increasing steeping time with each infusion.

FAQ:

What’s the difference between brewing methods?

It depends on your time and the experience you’re looking for: Classic brewing - one rich, full cup, ideal for everyday use Gongfu brewing - multiple infusions with evolving flavor, perfect for tea rituals Siphon brewing - clean, well-extracted, and refined taste


Why 1 g per 100 ml? Isn’t that too little?

This is the optimal ratio for a balanced flavor without bitterness. If you prefer a stronger infusion, you can slightly increase the amount.


How to store this tea?

Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry, and dark place. Keep away from strong-smelling products like spices or coffee. Do not refrigerate — it reduces the aroma.


Can children drink this tea?

Yes, it's allowed


Can it be served cold?

Yes — this tea makes an excellent iced tea or cold brew, especially as a refreshing summer drink.

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