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Panax Noto Ginseng Flower * San Qi Hua | Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop

Panax Noto Ginseng Flower * San Qi Hua

by Yunnan Sourcing Tea Shop
$8.50 - $120.00
$8.50
$8.50 - $120.00
$8.50

San Qi Hua is the flower of Tian Qi (aka Panax Notoginseng).  Our San Qi Flowers are grown in the Wenshan region of Yunnan at an altitude of 1900 meters.

The aroma of dried San Qi Flower is quite pleasant and reminds us of cacao powder.  The San Qi Flower brewed as tea is quite pleasant, with a balance of bitter, sweet and Ginseng spiciness.  It goes well with other teas like Ripe Pu-erh, Raw Pu-erh and Black tea as well.  Drinking it alone is the best way as a herbal tea in the evenings or whenever!

*In some rare cases San Qi Flower can cause mild allergic reactions when consumed.  If you experience any unusual allergic reactions after consuming San Qi Flower please discontinue use immediately.

**San Qi Flower should not be consumed by pregnant or breastfeeding mothers.

 

Recommended Brewing Parameters:

We recommend brewing gong fu style, using 5-7 gram per 100ml brewing device.  90-95C water is ideal.  Start with a wash of 10 seconds, then a steep of 20 seconds, increasing by 15 seconds each steeping.

Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 10 reviews.

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I'm not sure what to say - not for me

"I picked this up as a healthier option for late nights. The flavor is somewhat broccoli-like—bittersweet, with two strong extremes that don’t blend together very well. That said, I’m not completely sure my gong fu technique was right. After a few steeps, the taste became strange and even gave me a slight sensation of nausea. I’ve only tried it twice so far and then went for other tisanes I have in my collection. I’ll keep experimenting with different approaches, since I may have used too much leaf(flower) or brewed it incorrectly. Still, this is the first time a tea has caused this kind of body reaction for me. I’ve only ever had ginkgo in pill form and never as a tea, so I’m not sure what to expect."

— Andrei R. (3/5)

I just bought this for

"I just bought this for the first time and I really love the taste and the effect is nice, smooth and uplifting!"

— maryse g. (5/5)

One of my favorite teas

"One of my favorite teas"

— Elliot E. (5/5)

Very beneficial tea, high quality

"San Qi Flower tea is known to help with high blood pressure and cardiac issues. Before I began to drink this tea, I was always cold in bed. Since I began to drink it, I am warmer in bed and sleep better at night. It works best if I drink it twice a day, twelve hours apart to maintain a constant blood level. It helps me better than any prescription medication."

— Nina M. (5/5)

Impressive Aftertaste

"Bold initial scent, very medicinal and earthy like slices of dried ginseng root. Despite technically being a flower tea, expect strong herbal tones with hints of spices. Most impressive is the aftertaste which starts quite bitter for a second and then turns syrup sweet very fast, coating the mouth. The contrast is unexpectedly nice and is actually quite an addictive experience that encourages short sips. Brew it as indicated above or the sweetness may be lost though."

— Monica S. (5/5)

Tea with proven Medicinal value

"Take this tea regularly to regulate blood pressure"

— Ming Y. (5/5)

Great online tea supplier & more!

"Always a great service & wrapped with care to arrive in perfect condition."

— Stephen W. (5/5)

Great as a mix in with other teas

"Excellent and fresh. I especially like mixing it with a good black tea to give different notes."

— Michaela R. (5/5)

Fresh and the shipping wasn't

"Fresh and the shipping wasn't too bad. Definitely recommend!"

— Di X. (5/5)

Bright, sweet, and refreshing

"This is one of my favorite teas. Sweet and tangy, it maintains it's bold, bright flavor across many pours."

— afoster (5/5)

Q&A

can this product be encapsulated How is panax notoginsend powdere different from dried tea?
If you want to turn it into powder and put it in capsules yourself you can do so. I don't know what the difference would be powdered, compared with brewing as a tea.
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