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Dragon Four Flowers Flowering Tea

Hand-tied green tea opens around four flowers. Give it room to put on its little show.

Caffeine
Contains caffeine
Brew
1 tsp · 80°C · 3 min
Milk
No milk needed
Best
With guests
China
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Weight
  • Packed by hand in Huddersfield
  • Packed by our Huddersfield team
  • Free UK delivery from £35
Which size should I choose?

50gTry it first, or keep a few different teas open.

100gA sensible everyday pouch for most tea drinkers.

200g+Best when it is already part of your tea shelf.

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Is this your cup?

A bit of theatre: a hand-tied green tea that opens around four flowers.

Perhaps not if you just want a quick mug. Try Jasmine Green →

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Hand-tied flowering green tea

Four flowers unfurl in your teapot

A hand-tied green tea ball that opens slowly around amaranth, jasmine, chrysanthemum and lavender. Part tea, part table centrepiece, best enjoyed in a glass pot with an audience.

Origin
China
Caffeine
Medium
Milk?
No
Best with
A glass teapot
Dragon Four Flowers blossoming Tea

The story

A tea that puts on a show

Flowering teas are made by hand-tying early-season green tea leaves around real blossoms, then shaping them into a tight ball. When hot water hits, the whole thing unfurls slowly: leaves opening outward, flowers emerging from the centre. Dragon Four Flowers wraps four blooms inside: amaranth, jasmine, chrysanthemum and lavender, each adding a soft floral note without overwhelming the tea underneath.

The green tea base is light and smooth rather than grassy or astringent. Brewed right, with cooler water and a bit of patience, it stays clean with a subtle vegetal sweetness. The flowers lift the cup without turning it into potpourri.

This is not a tea you make in a rush with one eye on your emails. It wants a glass teapot, a slow afternoon, maybe someone across the table to watch it open. Once brewed, the bloom can sit in cool water as a centrepiece for a few days. Proper theatre, minimal effort.

How to brew it

Let it unfurl properly

01Hot (glass teapot)

Amount
1 tea ball
Water
80°C, 3–4 cups
Time
5–10 minutes

Place ball in pot first, then add water gently. Pouring directly on top can break it apart.

02Second steep

Amount
Same ball
Water
80°C, fresh
Time
5 minutes

Good for 2–3 infusions; flavour softens each time

03As a centrepiece

Amount
Brewed bloom
Water
Cool fresh water
Time
2–3 days

Transfer to a clear bowl after brewing and keep topped up with cool water

Shop tip: Use water just off the boil, around 80°C, and let the tea come to you rather than rushing it. The slower it opens, the better it looks.

Made for moments like

When guests arrive

Set a glass teapot on the table and let everyone watch the bloom unfurl. Conversation starter sorted, no awkward small talk required.

A slow Sunday afternoon

This tea rewards patience. Make it when you have nowhere else to be and nothing urgent to do.

A thoughtful gift

For the person who appreciates something a bit different: a tea that doubles as a small spectacle.

Lovely withLight shortbreadAlmond biscuitsFresh fruitAfternoon finger sandwichesQuiet conversation

Good questions

Things people ask us in the shop

How many cups does one tea ball make?

Each ball makes around 3–4 cups and can be steeped 2–3 times. Top up with fresh hot water once the first pot is poured.

Does it taste strongly of flowers?

The floral notes are gentle. Jasmine and lavender lift the tea rather than dominate it. The green tea base stays clean and smooth.

Do I need a glass teapot?

You do not need one, but you would be missing the point. The whole appeal is watching it open. A heat-safe glass teapot or large heatproof glass works well.

How much caffeine does it have?

Medium caffeine, similar to other green teas. Fine for an afternoon cup but perhaps not right before bed.

How should I store it?

Keep it sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas. The tea balls are delicate, so handle them gently.

Full product details

Dragon Four Flowers Flowering Tea is a bright, clean artisan blossoming tea with a fresh, refined flavour and a beautifully balanced finish.

A tea that blooms with quiet drama, Dragon Four Flowers is hand-tied using early-season Chinese green tea leaves wrapped around four real blossoms, designed to unfurl slowly in hot water into a stunning flowering display.

In the cup, it’s elegantly light and smooth, with gentle vegetal sweetness and a soft floral lift that complements the green tea rather than stealing the show. It’s part tea, part centrepiece — ideal for glass teapots, slow afternoons, and anyone who enjoys a little theatre with their brew (no applause required).

A special-occasion green tea that still tastes genuinely lovely, even once you’ve finished admiring it.

Fresh • Bright • Clean

Why you’ll love it

  • Fresh, clean flavour with a crisp finish
  • Brewed carefully, it stays smooth (not bitter)
  • A refined daily tea with real quality

Ingredients

Green tea, amaranth, jasmine, chrysanthemum, lavender.

Brewing guide

  • Amount: 1 teaspoon per cup
  • Water: Water at 80°C
  • Time: 3 minutes

FAQs

Does it contain caffeine? Yes — it contains natural caffeine.

Can I drink it with milk? We recommend enjoying it without milk so the flavour stays clean and clear.

How should I store it? Keep it sealed, cool and dry — away from heat, sunlight and strong aromas.

A little theatre in your teapot

Hand-packed in Yorkshire and ready to put on a show. Free UK delivery on orders over £35.

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