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“I brewed up another glass mug of Tea Setter Jasmine Pearls right after dinner. Once again, I used the Western method. There were 2.4 grams remaining in my packet, so I must have had nearly 5 grams...” Read full tasting note
“This has a strong jasmine scent, but I am glad of that, given the name. It holds up well to multiple infusions, and the jasmine scent does not dissipate all that much between each. I found it also...” Read full tasting note
Green tea leaves and jasmine flowers rolled together to make the most delightfully relaxing tea. If you have any interest in Jasmine at all then this tea is a must try. This tea is great for 3-4 short infusions. Jasmine is known to melt stress away and the aroma and taste of this tea will surely do the trick.
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I brewed up another glass mug of Tea Setter Jasmine Pearls right after dinner. Once again, I used the Western method. There were 2.4 grams remaining in my packet, so I must have had nearly 5 grams to start with (not 4, as indicated on the label).
I am seriously considering the following experiment: if I drink exclusively jasmine-scented teas for two weeks, will I begin to waft naturally of jasmine? What do you think?
These pearls are definitely good. I need to increase my rating.
Flavors: Jasmine
This has a strong jasmine scent, but I am glad of that, given the name. It holds up well to multiple infusions, and the jasmine scent does not dissipate all that much between each. I found it also has a bit of sweetness, which balances out it’s perfume a bit.
Maybe? If you eat a lot of garlic, you will smell like garlic (not just your breath). If you do this experiment, let me know!! That would be lovely to smell like jasmine naturally
Oh no mj really? I eat garlic like I’m trying to ward off vampires. Does that mean I’m warding off people too? I would love to smell like jasmines, they smell so amazing!
Well you have to eat A LOT for that to happen. You’re probably fine :-)
mj: that’s the example I was thinking of, too. Obviously garlic is fat soluble, and curry, too! What about jasmine essence? Maybe I’ll try it.
Mandy, I was thinking about roses, too. I have a bag of Numi white tea with roses which is FILLED with rose petals. Seriously, there is more rose than tea! Maybe I should modify my experiment and drink only floral teas and then see if I smell like a bouquet! ;-)
Surely garlic and jasmine would cancel each other out’