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“made matcha shortbread (5 Ingredient fix Earl Grey Shortbread recipe) using 1 Tbsp matcha and 1 Tbsp Jasmine Blossom Green tea” Read full tasting note
“Biiiig pot of green tea” Read full tasting note
“Gets bitter fast, probably because the green tea base is not the best. But I want that jasmine hit, ooh baby, want it baaaaddd … can’t find a happy medium for steeping this one.” Read full tasting note
100% Jasmine Green Tea
Jasmine is, without a doubt, one of the world’s great teas. China produces seven quality grades of Jasmine tea. Our Jasmine Blossom blend has downy silver tips and most of the spent jasmine blossoms have been removed. It has an intoxicating aroma and a balanced and delicate flavor. This romantic tea may be enjoyed any time of the day but is especially pleasant in the evening.
I can’t remember where I got this, but I wanted to drink something caffeinated yesterday and figured this counts as a sipdown.
The base is nice, lightly vegetal and gets bitter if brewed hot (I didn’t enjoy it as much hot but once it cooled I watered it down and that was much better). The jasmine is very strong and natural. There isn’t much here other than a tippy green tea and jasmine floral scent, but that’s exactly what you expect from a tea called jasmine blossom.
Flavors: Floral, Jasmine, Vegetal
I might be in the minority here, but when it comes to price and taste, I think I prefer Stash’s Jasmine Blossom green tea to other pre-bagged jasmine green teas. the jasmine flavor comes out more than in other brands. I’m not great at writing reviews (yet), I’ll leave it at this for now.
Flavors: Floral, Jasmine
I received this tea from Ost in one of our swaps. She was so kind to send me this as I haven’t really tried basic tea. Ill admit I enjoy the fruity and dessert fun teas, and as my boyfriend would say “that’s not tea because tea is supposed to be leaves in water and not fruit!” Men… – rolls eyes -
Anyways, as for this tea it smells like jasmine. Very floral like, first few sips weren’t bad however after that I found it bitter and hard to get through I even added sugar and sadly still didn’t enjoy it. Who knows I may have over steeped I get easily distracted, however I’m not a fan :( Ill stick to my fruity and dessert teas haha. Really appreciate being able to try this as I wouldn’t purchase for myself :)
Flavors: Floral, Jasmine
Drinking 14oz of this in my green, double-walled, stainless-steel, Starbucks tumbler mug right now. I love this mug for traveling with tea because it seals so well and never leaks! Plus, when it’s sealed it keeps my tea hot for almost the whole day!
As for the Jasmine Blossom, it’s a good jasmine tea for enjoying anytime. I love it for when I don’t want to worry about taking special care for preparing my more expensive jasmines. This one is a bit less expensive so I make it really quick sometimes when I’m in a hurry and want a jasmine tea. But it is still a pretty good quality jasmine.
Right now I’m letting it cool a little. Can’t wait to drink it! :D
Not bad for a bagged tea. This another of the ones free in my work’s breakroom. The jasmine scent is a bit strong, but I like that. Very grassy, a little acidic, it really benefits from a spoonful of sugar. But, all in all, a nice alternative to the sweet milky black tea of every morning.
