In the world of teas, very few come close to its beauty with its striking deep blue colour. Almost none come close to its ability to transform colour, from blue to purple to pink with just a touch of lemon:
Butterfly pea flower tea is a herbal tea, or tisane drink, that’s made from dried blue-coloured flowers of theplant mostly grown in South East Asian countries. It has a slightly earthy or woody yet floral aroma and taste.
The colour changes from blue to purple when the pH level changes, so adding something acidic like lemon or lime becomes the ‘Not only is it beautiful and magical, but this caffeine-free tea is also even beneficial for your well-being.
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