Butterfly Pea Flower (Clitoria ternatea) — Dried Blue Butterfly Pea Herbal Tea, 500g Bulk

Butterfly Pea Flower (Clitoria ternatea), known in Chinese as Dié Dòu Huā (蝶豆花) and also called Blue Butterfly Pea or Blue Tea Flower, is the dried blossom of a beloved food-herb botanical prized for its vivid indigo-blue petals. Long used across Southeast Asia and southern China as a natural colorant and calming floral infusion, Butterfly Pea Flower carries a sweet, neutral nature and is traditionally associated with cooling the body, brightening the spirit, and supporting gentle daily wellness. This 500g bulk pack is a first-grade edible agricultural product sourced from Anhui, ideal for commercial tea service, beverage crafting, and herbal blending.

Key Selling Points

• Vivid indigo-blue dried Butterfly Pea blossoms
• First-grade edible agricultural product from Anhui
• 500g bulk pack for commercial and daily use
• Traditional food-herb floral infusion
• Naturally color-changing blue tea

Quality & Sensory

Each batch is carefully harvested and shade-dried to preserve the deep sapphire-blue hue, delicate papery texture, and faint sweet floral aroma of the petals. When steeped in hot water, the blossoms release a striking cobalt-blue infusion with a smooth, mild, subtly sweet taste and a soft floral finish. A few drops of lemon juice will shift the brew toward violet and pink, a natural color change that makes it a favorite for tea menus and creative beverages.

Technical Specifications

Usage Scenarios

• Brewing blue herbal tea for cafes and tea houses
• Blending into floral tea and beverage menus
• Natural food and drink coloring
• Commercial bulk tea service
• Herbal tea gift and sampler blends

Traditional Uses

In folk herbal practice across Southeast Asia and southern China, Butterfly Pea Flower is steeped as a daily floral tea to cool the body and calm the mind. It is brewed alone for a striking blue cup, blended with lemongrass, mint, or chrysanthemum for aromatic infusions, and used as a natural colorant in rice, desserts, and festive drinks. In traditional wellness culture, it is associated with soothing the spirit, supporting clear thinking, and refreshing the senses during warm seasons.

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