Q&A for How to Make Rose Tea

Tie them together and hang them upside down for a few weeks.

Rose petal tea has vitamin C, which is good for the body. It is calming and serves as a healthy alternative to sugar-filled beverages.

No, the oil has to come directly out of the rose petals by you physically squeezing the petals. If you use just the tea, you won’t be getting the full benefits like you would by squeezing the petals.

It would be best to select a highly scented and fragranced variety of rose to perfume the tea and add the characteristic rosiness. Otherwise, simply use pesticide-free (or better, completely chemical-free), clean and healthy rose petals, and avoid blemished, diseased petals and those with an undesirable scent.

Wait around a day or two to ensure all the moisture has been removed from the pettles.

You can enjoy tea at any age! Just make sure if children are drinking it, it has time to cool down or they will burn their tongues.