Description
Our sweetest jasmine tea. The pearl shape softens the steeping, but the large quantity of buds provides some bright and energetic character to the traditional floral flavor.
The scenting for this year’s lot was completed on August 5, 2022 by Mr. Lin Hua Gui. The green tea base is originally produced in Puer city of Yunnan province. It’s then shipped to Ningde city of Fujian province for pearl shaping. And then on to Heng county of Guangxi province for scenting. It was scented two times using the “hong ti” technique, meaning the second scenting used an increased amount of jasmine blossoms, followed by a light roasting. Often times the last scenting of jasmine teas will not be followed by roasting. This gives it a more lively floral aroma, but this is short lived and fades quickly. The hong ti technique preserves the floral character in the liquor for a much longer period of time. Since jasmine tea is made once a year, we prefer this option to make a high-quality tea available year round.
Learn more about how jasmine tea is made on the blog!
Ingredients:
green tea, jasmine blossoms
Steeping Instructions
3 grams | 10-12 oz water | 175°F | Steep 3 min.
Traditional Steeping
Use 6 grams of tea in a 150ml gaiwan, use
175°Fwater and steep as follows (or completely ignore and steep however you wish):
Rinse – 10 seconds (discard this steep)
1st
Steep – 20 seconds
2nd
Steep – 20 seconds
3rd
Steep – 20 seconds
4th
Steep – 30 seconds
5th
Steep – 45 seconds
6th
Steep – 60 seconds
7th Steep – 90 seconds
Number of cups
2 oz makes 19 cups, 4 oz makes 38 cups, 1 lb makes 151 cups
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