pear blossom
pear blossom
pear white tea | caffeine | 15-20 cups
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- herbalist formulated
- made in az
not every fall tea needs cinnamon and an attitude. pear blossom takes a softer approach to the season. delicate white tea and mellow green rooibos meet real dried pear, fragrant elderflower, cornflower, and a gentle touch of ginger for a cup that's lightly fruity, softly floral, and beautifully balanced.
the pear brings subtle sweetness, the florals add elegance, and the ginger leaves just enough warmth behind. nothing overpowering. nothing competing for attention. just a beautifully layered tea that knows exactly what it's doing.
choose this when: you're craving something lighter than a spiced chai, more interesting than plain white tea, and just sweet enough without needing dessert.
why you'll love it
real pear, delicate flavor. dried pears contribute gentle fruit character without turning the cup into an overly sweet fruit tea.
two tea bases, one smooth finish. white tea provides a delicate tea character, while green rooibos brings mellow, naturally caffeine-free herbal notes.
florals that know their place. elderflower and cornflower add aromatic complexity without overpowering the pear and ginger.
warmth without heavy spice. ginger adds a gentle warming note, making pear blossom a beautiful alternative to cinnamon-forward seasonal teas.
beautiful hot or iced. enjoy its soft, layered character warm or bring out its refreshing fruit and floral notes over ice.
meet the botanicals
green rooibos: a lightly processed South African botanical with a mellow, grassy character that provides a smooth foundation.
white tea: delicate leaves from the camellia sinensis plant that contribute subtle tea flavor and naturally occurring caffeine.
dried pears: real fruit pieces that bring a gently sweet, mellow pear character to the infusion.
ginger root: adds a soft, warming spice that complements the fruit without dominating the cup.
elderflower: a fragrant floral botanical that contributes delicate aromatic notes.
cornflower: a colorful floral addition that adds visual beauty and a subtle botanical character.
flavor + ingredients
flavor profile: delicate, lightly sweet, and softly floral with mellow pear, gentle ginger warmth, and a smooth finish.
ingredients: green rooibos, ginger root, white tea, elderflower, cornflower, dried pears.
caffeine: contains caffeine from white tea. caffeine content varies with serving size and brewing method.
how to steep
hot tea: add 1–2 teaspoons of loose leaf tea to 8 oz of water heated to 175–185°F. cover and steep for 2–3 minutes, then strain.
prefer a fuller infusion? increase the amount of tea rather than dramatically extending the steeping time. this helps preserve the delicate character of the white tea.
iced tea: brew a double-strength infusion, allow to cool, and pour over ice. serve with a thin slice of fresh pear for an elegant finishing touch.
best enjoyed: morning or afternoon, whenever you want a lighter caffeinated tea.
make it yours
want a touch more sweetness? try one of our blended sweeteners.
want the pear to shine? enjoy it unsweetened first. the delicate fruit and floral notes are easier to appreciate without additional flavors competing for attention.
making it iced? add fresh pear slices and serve in your favorite glass teacup for a refreshing, fruit-forward ritual.
details + storage
net wt.: 2 oz.
format: loose leaf white tea and green rooibos blend.
storage: store tightly sealed in a cool, dark, dry place away from heat, moisture, and strong odors.
faq
what does pear blossom taste like?
pear blossom is smooth and delicate with gentle pear sweetness, soft floral notes, subtle ginger warmth, and a mellow finish.
does pear blossom contain caffeine?
yes. pear blossom contains white tea, which naturally contains caffeine. green rooibos is caffeine free, but the finished blend is not.
is pear blossom a strongly floral tea?
no. elderflower and cornflower contribute subtle botanical notes, while pear and ginger remain central to the flavor.
is pear blossom sweet?
the dried pear contributes gentle fruit sweetness, but the tea is not intended to taste sugary or syrupy. sweetness can vary depending on brewing strength.
can i enjoy pear blossom iced?
absolutely. its delicate fruit and floral profile makes it a lovely iced tea, especially when brewed slightly stronger to account for melting ice.
is pear blossom a seasonal tea?
pear blossom was created with the softer side of fall in mind, but its light fruit, floral, and tea notes can be enjoyed in any season.
warnings + disclaimer
warning: contains caffeine. consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, sensitive to caffeine, taking medications, or managing a medical condition. avoid use if allergic to any ingredient. discontinue use if an adverse reaction occurs.
disclaimer: this product is intended as a beverage. information provided is for educational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
