Wholesale · 50 sachets First Bloom box — caffeine-free Camellia sinensis flower tisane, 50 pyramid sachets

茶树花 · Camellia sinensis flower

First Bloom

Caffeine-free tea-flower tisane · Menghai county · whole-flower pyramid sachets

Wild honey
Soft citrus

Format

50 sachets

Per sachet

2 g · 200 ml cup

Sachet

Corn-based PLA pyramid

From $15 per box of 50 · from $0.30 a cup

Priced by volume. Tell us your monthly usage and we send pricing, minimums and samples within one business day.

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Whole dried flowers — nothing blended, nothing flavoured
Stocked in Maite, Guam — island delivery, no freight surprises
Samples available for hotels, cafés and restaurants

Item 10003 · Wholesale accounts only.

The tea

勐海茶树花

The tea plant flowers once a year, in autumn. In Menghai county, Yunnan, the small white blossoms of Camellia sinensis are picked by hand, dried and kept whole. It is not a flavoured tea or a herbal blend — it is the flower of tea itself, and it carries no caffeine, because the plant concentrates its caffeine in the leaf, not the flower.

The cup pours pale gold and clear: light, soft and gently sweet, with a faint floral note that is clean rather than perfumed. It does not have the depth of a brewed leaf, and it doesn’t try to. It is the evening cup on a menu that otherwise stays inside the world of real tea.

Bodylight

Sweetnesshoneyed

Astringencynone

Why a flower and not a herb

Finding a caffeine-free option that meets the same standard as our tea line is harder than it sounds. Most tisanes have nothing to do with Camellia sinensis. The tea flower grows on the plant we already source from, needs no added flavouring, and fits a single-origin approach.

For a hotel it answers the request every bar gets after nine o’clock — something warm, without caffeine, that isn’t a peppermint bag.

How to brew

Hot cup

Skip the boiling water. It flattens the delicate florals; a little cooler keeps the character of the flower.

Tea

1sachet

Water

200ml · 7 oz

Temperature

85–95°C

Time

2–3min

Sachet in, water on

85–95 °C — let a boiled kettle sit for a minute. The flowers float; that is fine.

Two to three minutes

Or to your strength. The flowers give a pale gold, clear cup. Longer makes it rounder, not bitter.

Serve as it is

Nothing to add. If a guest wants honey, it takes it well.

Specifications

For your buyer and your labels

Everything a purchasing manager or health inspector asks for, in one place. Ask us for the full spec sheet with lot and packed dates.

Tisane: Dried Camellia sinensis flower (茶树花)
Origin: Menghai county, Yunnan, China
Ingredients: 100% dried tea flowers. Nothing added.
Form: Whole dried flowers
Format: 50 × 2 g pyramid sachets, individually wrapped
Sachet: Corn-based PLA pyramid (a plant-derived bioplastic), individually wrapped
Net weight: 100 g · 3.5 oz
Best by: 24 months from the packed date printed on the box
Storage: Cool, dry, away from light and strong odours
Allergens: None — single ingredient, free of all nine FDA major allergens
Caffeine: None. The tea plant keeps its caffeine in the leaf, not the flower. Caffeine in Tea →
Item number: 10003