Jasmine Chun Hao Customer Reviews

A classic jasmine tea from Fujian, China, infused with the delicate scent of night-blooming jasmine flowers. Sweet perfumy cup, notes of warmed sugar, slightly toasty like a fresh biscuit. Light, refreshing and not overwhelmingly floral.

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What Customers Say About Jasmine Chun Hao

Customers use these reviews to describe their experience with Jasmine Chun Hao, including flavor, aroma, preparation preferences, strength, and how the tea fits into daily routines. Browse the full review history page by page to compare tasting notes, steeping tips, and favorite ways to enjoy this tea.

  • Product: Jasmine Chun Hao
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★★★★☆

I like this jasmine quite a lot, but the jasmine yin hao is slightly sweeter. However, the price difference means I lean towards this one! Very delicate and yummy!

2 min steep · 195°F

★★★★★

I love this tea. It has a great jasmine flavor, which changes as you steep it for longer. It can be light and delicate, or powerful and full-bodied, and I've also found that you can steep the same leaves a couple times and still get a nice flavor.

★★★★★

nice solid tea... this is clean and has that Chinese restaurant flavor

★★★★☆

This is a nice tea! This definitely has the toasty green tea flavor. I was a little disappointed because it didn't have as much jasmine flavor as I was hoping for--still, its decently aromatic and very comforting to sip. It strikes a nice balance between the two, it just wasn't my personal fav. If you don't like overwhelmingly flowery or fruity teas, this is the perfect jasmine tea for you. If you're looking for a more perfume-y every day jasmine, I recommend the Jasmine Yin Hao which is my personal favorite.

★★★★★

I LOVE this tea. Great Jasmine flavor. I like to mix this tea with the rooibos lemon cloud tea to add some flavor.

★★★★☆

Well balanced jasmine tea. The taste of the flower is present throughout each sip, but the vegetal green tea flavor comes through in the end.

2 min steep · 170°F

★★★★★

I discovered Jasmine Chun Hao from the Adagio Better Tea Club. I really, really like this tea and I drink it frequently during the week at work. I find it soothing. I've revised my steeping by letting the boiling water rest several minutes, before adding the tea.

3 min steep · 195°F

★★★★★

I used to get the jasmine #19 tea on Adagio, which was my favorite jasmine tea ever! I was gifted a good stock of it so didn't need to get it for a good long while. Coming back on the Adagio site to get some more, I could not find it. I got this tea hoping it would compare, and it does! Aromatic and gently flavored - no need for sugar!

★★★★☆

jasmine chun hao, yin hao and pearls are some of the best jasmine teas i ever had. The strength of the jasmine varies from mild to strong in the same order. It comes down to what one is in the mood. The chun hao make s a good calming tea.

★★★★★

A classic flavor which did not disappoint in any way. Jasmine flavor is distinct without bitterness.

★★★★★

Adagio doesn't seem to go wrong with their Jasmine Teas. Their Jasmine pearls are delicious, and luckily this is a cheaper and almost just as tasty alternative.

★★★★★

I absolutely love this tea! The aroma is so clean and fresh that I could just smell it all day long.

3 min steep · 170°F

★★★★★

This tea is simply wonderful! I was brave enough to try a new green tea and I'm so happy I did! Delicious flavor!

★★★★★

Very fragrant, nice floral flavor. Makes a soothing after dinner cup.

★★★☆☆

A decent Jasmine, but a little too earthy for our liking.

3 min steep · 195°F

★★★★★

This is my favorite Adagio variety. The Jasmine aroma is heavenly and the flavor even better. It's an awesome choice.

★★★★★

middle of the road, but intense flavor, I have some every night. It's my standby, but in a good way. Over the years I keep coming back to this tea, and when I think of the comfort tea, this is it. A great heady jasmine scent comes wafting out of the teapot and this tea goes far! you can either let it steep until it's really a deep rich amber, or pull it out after the first 3 min while it's still very light. both ways are cool, but if you're not careful, it can become too acidic from sitting. in that case, just dilute more with hot water and you're set!

★★★★☆

I mix this with the sleeping dragon green tea for an afternoon pick-me-up and it's perfect. The jasmine flavor is plenty strong and I like adding in the more traditional green flavor of the sleeping dragon. I typically mix them about 1/2 and 1/2.

★★★★★

A nice jasmine. I enjoy mixing it with herbal flavored tea for something different once in a while.

★★★★☆

A very nice green tea, but the jasmine flavor and aroma is very minimal. If you are looking for pronounced jasmine, go with the jasmine phoenix pearls.

★★★☆☆

spend a few extra dollars and get a better jasmine tea

★★★★★

This tea separates the boys from the men. Jasmine is characterized by the astringency of the floral taste that resonates throughout the cup. At first, any aspect of bitterness is absent, yet as the cup cools the floral component dominates your palate in a shockingly pleasant way. This tea is refreshing and light, and is the perfect afternoon pick-me-up. I would highly recommend this to anyone seeking to broaden their palate.

3 min steep · 200°F

★★★☆☆

For a jasmine tea, this was a disappointment. Overall it was just okay but I couldn't hardly taste any of the jasmine flavor. The jasmine yin hao was a little better but in my opinion jasmine dragon pearls is still the best for a green tea with jasmine flavor.

3 min steep · 180°F

★★★★★

I am a big fan of jasmine teas and this is no exception. It's a nice, comforting cup of tea, one of the best jasmines I've had. I just wish Adagio had this available for blending.

★★★★☆

This is a really lovely, fragrant jasmine tea. I rate it 'good' not 'great' because the flavor/fragrance dies out significantly after one brewed cup-- you can squeeze out a second weak cup of tea, but that's it. With other jasmine teas, I've been able to get a good three cups out of a single serving of leaves.

★★★★☆

A good tasting jasmine oolong. The jasmine aroma makes the tea taste delicious.

★★★★★

Like the jasmine smell. Jasmine favor more than the yin hao. But yin Hao's leaf is the youth leaf.

★★★★★

Jasmine, jasmine and more jasmine. I love all the jasmine teas on Adagio and this is no exception! Sweet and toasted tasting at the same time. I love drinking a nice cup of jasmine tea in the evening and enjoying the full effect of delicious taste and wonderful aroma. Made one of my favs!

3 min steep · 190°F

★★★★★

Tasty, with a great re-steeping. I love the smell of this tea.

★★★★★

Love this tea! Exactly how I imagined jasmine tea would taste!

★★★★★

I love jasmine teas, i don't know what else to say. If you like this get it, it's good for mixing with stuff. I mixed it with Whit Symphony. I put it in a clear growler and set it in the sun for 8 hours. It might be the best iced damn tea i've ever had.

★★★★★

An absolutely delightful tea. Very pleasant and relaxing. Delicious to taste and smell.

★★★★★

Seriously amazing tea. Smells just like jasmine and has a light jasmine flavor. Might have more of a flavor if steeped longer. I will definitely reorder it!

4 min steep · 170°F

★★★★☆

I am generally not a fan of jasmine tea on its own. I bought this tea to mix with some other tisanes and was trying to recreate a tea that I order at a specialty shop. They said they use jasmine green tea and a blend called 'scarlet'. After I brewed it and iced it, it tastes almost exactly what I order. I'm calling this one 'Scarlet Awesomeness'.

2 min steep · 195°F

★★★★★

Great tea for a jasmine taste.. Not over done in jasmine taste.

★★★★☆

Taste is really mild and I feel like the jasmine runs out after the first brew. But it's still pretty good by the third.

★★★★★

sweet, mild and flowery, a lovely tea! I have been making sun tea with it.

★★★★★

I would say this is comparable to anything you would get at an authentic asian restaurant. And at a much better point for your pocketbook!

4 min steep · 180°F

★★★★☆

This is a solid green tea, I don't think it'll be my staple but a good alternative for me.

★★★★★

My absolute favorite! Just like at a Chinese restaurant

★★★★★

This is my new favorite. I only drink unsweetened tea, and this is a very flavorful tea. I am presently working at a camp and this is my drink of choice to rest after hot temps outside.

★★★★★

I loved this tea a lot. It smells light and flowery in the bag and brews up the same way. It's a great mix of jasmine and white teas that I think I'm going to be drinking a lot.

★★★★★

Wonderful jasmine scents. Exactly what I was looking for!

★★★★★

I made a small pot of tea and added a few of the amber sugar crystals. It was perfect. I will be getting more of this one soon. This is the only jasmine tea that I liked when I tried it. I drink this tea even in the summer.

★★★★★

By far my favorite! This is one of my go-to teas at any time of the day.

★★★★★

Great tasting. Not as jasmine as the the pearls but still great for such a good price. Great for summer either iced or warm.

★★★★★

Love the scent and the jasmine flavor. It makes a great iced tea.

★★★☆☆

This was my first time trying a jasmine tea and unfortunately I'm not a fan.

2 min steep · 180°F

★★★★☆

The light sweet grassyness of the tea is definitely more prominent than the jasmine flavor. So if you like jasmine tea for the jasmine flavor I'd go for jasmine pearls but this tea is still great for the price.

2 min steep · 185°F

★★★★★

This tea really grew on me. It can get bitter pretty easily if you're not careful, though. It's warm and toasty and has a wonderful subtle sweetness.