★★★★☆
Typical jasmine tea. I like to have this one at work.
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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Typical jasmine tea. I like to have this one at work.
Very bitter and grassy tasting. I think I might have brewed or steeped it wrong. wIll try again and update review
This is a perfectly acceptable tea but it lacked any stand out qualities. It reads as being more akin to an oolong for me. The Jasmine scent is very faint in this brew, which could be a plus for many tea drinkers whom do not like a strong floral.
prefer the Yin Hao a bit over this one. This one is a bit too grassy I think
This jasmine tea is great. I just couldn't tell which is better out of the two.
This is a nice, simple jasmine tea with less floral taste than yin hao and a toastier finish. It's a very good, everyday sort of tea, but it doesn't displace yin hao as my favorite.
Jasmine tea never seems to fail me! Delicious, fragrant tea, a little tart, which can be positive or negative depends on one's preference. One down side is that it's a little bitter,but overall I enjoyed this tea.
Good quality. Almost no dust. Taste and flavor are very good.
Subtle, tasty and refreshing. I love Jasmine tea so I was surprised at the quality for the price and size. I will be buying this it again when I run out!
I use close to boiling water and steep for around 2 minutes (or until it smells right) but sometimes longer if I get distracted (I know, I know). I found this tea a bit bitter in a strong green tea way, and wouldn't order it again. My last cup I was more careful with steeping time and still felt it tasted more of green tea than jasmine.
I liked the Jasmine yin hao better but this tea was still good. It was a little more grassy and came across too strong kind of squashing the jasmine taste. The fine jasmine aroma held up.
This is the first loose-leaf jasmine tea I've had, so I can't compare it to the more expensive jasmine teas. That said, I found this tea to be delicious. The water should be a bit over 180, otherwise it underbrews.
I tried the chun hao and yin hao side by side, same volume, same time, same temp. The chun seemed slightly stronger and maybe less floral, but my pallet could distinguish little difference between the two. The chun being considerably less might weigh greatly in any future buying decisions.
A very light and delicate jasmine tea. It was ok, but I prefer the Jasmine Phoenix Pearls. This tea can only withstand one infusion before becoming highly astringent. It may be a good choice for someone who prefers a milder jasmine aroma and flavor profile.
Very floral. I love the taste. It is very calming, and not too over powering in taste. It is pretty delicate though, so make sure not to over brew.
Great tea but don't over steep. it'll taste like perfume
This one has a nice amount of jasmine flavor. It brews up a little darker than some of the other green teas I've tried and is slightly astringent, though not unpleasantly so. I brew mine up and chill it in the fridge to take to work the next day. Very refreshing with a nice subtle jolt of caffeine and no sugar.
Delicious and light, I will be re-ording this one soon!
This is the perfect Chinese green tea. Very flavorful and soothing.
I order this all the time. Not too floral, good with something sweet like a Red Bean Bun. Highly recommended.
nice balance and not too flowery - good and dry with good tea taste
This tea is the best for people who want something sweet without having to add sugar. This is my favorite to prepare for those who insist that tea must have sugar. The smell alone captivates them and before they ask for sugar, the whole cup is gone and they are asking for more. My favorite to share with newbies :)
The scent of this tea is heavenly. It is calming, warming, and relaxing. The flowery notes are not overpowering. With a little bit of sugar for me, I can kick back, breathe in, and sip.
I don't normally like floral teas but I really wanted to branch out and try a jasmine tea. I am shocked at how much I actually enjoy this. I followed steeping instructions and added no sugar. This is a really nice and relaxing tea. I really thought I would hate it when I smelled it in the bag. Really happy with this.
Jasmine tea has always been my favorite tea and after trying this one it is still one of my favorite teas. You just can't go wrong with a cup of jasmine tea.
I order thus tea over and over again. Good staple.
Just like the jasmine tea served at Chinese restaurants. Very mild taste - but sweet enough to have little to no sugar needed. Not overly perfume/flower tasting - a little earthy. Definitely one of my favorites!
Simply delicious. It's got such a nice flavor. I'm definitely buying this again.
I'm fairly new to jasmine tea (I actually got this and the yin hao as gifts for my roommate). She suggested I try this with a bit of brown sugar. Oh. My. Goodness. The brown sugar brings out this tea's toasty notes. If I close my eyes, it's like I'm smelling fresh crumpets under a trellis of jasmine. Smooth, rich, and floral without tasting like perfume. I can't think of a better way to unwind in the evening.
A really cheap introduction into jasmine tea. It *is* perfumy, but it it still tastes alright. I'm sure the pricier ones are a lot different, but I don't feel this this a bad choice.
Along with earl grey and chai, Jasmine tea is one of my favorites, especially jasmine chun hao. It's refreshing and the Jasmine flavor is perfect for all times of the day and whatever mood you're in.
I adore jasmine tea! and this kind is quite lovely with some honey added in just before you're ready to drink it.
I tried this after tasting the jasmine yin hao but realizing it was out of stock. I'd read that it wasn't as sweet so I added a teaspoon of sugar to the cup right off the bat and tasted it. Sadly it was over prepared. :( It's a very delicate tea and very easy to over do even if you're careful. Doesn't need much in addition to the cup, just some sugar and you've got a pretty good cup of tea!
I love a good green jasmine tea, and chun hao has a nice balance of green tea and jasmine. Excellent with a teaspoon of sugar on a cold morning.
The description on this tea is right on. Great for getting to know jasmine tea.
This is as good as its yin hao counterpart but in a different way. It is subtle but lovely, and I do get the warm, biscuity notes, which are a pleasant compliment to the light jasmine flavor. It doesn't punch you in the face with jasmine, rather it gently caresses your tongue and hugs you from the inside. Also, taking it neat keeps the jasmine from becoming too cloying.
I am a big fan of this tea. I didn't get the biscuit feel, but the gentle touch of jasmine made this refreshing and delicious.
I love this tea. No sugar necessary, wonderfully fragrant and delicious.
Not my favorite jasmine of all time, but it's not bad. A bit weak, though that might just be because of how I brewed it.
Just enough jasmine flavoring to be delightful without being overwhelming, greatly preferred hot to iced.
The jasmine is really overpowering in this. It kind tastes like perfume.
Great flavor. I guess I'm not much of a tea connoisseur because I don't taste too much of a difference between this one and the jasmine yin hao, but I've never had them consecutively to compare. I prefer this one because it's more affordable but still doesn't sacrifice flavor.
I love green tea and decided to order a sample of this. I'd never had jasmine tea before and was worried about it being too perfumy in taste. After the first simp I decided I loved it! Its very mellow and subtle. The jasmine smell is much stronger than the taste and the green tea shines through nicely. I always crave this in the morning. Its like a gentle wake up for my taste buds. New favorite!
While this tea is very delicate (I steep for a bit under 2 minutes, otherwise it suddenly transforms into the most foul beast), it comes off as just the right amount of clarity and levity to make it incredibly drinkable and great.
My family's favorite jasmine green. Basically a cheaper but just as tasty version of yin hao. It seems to keep okay as well. Steeps at least twice.
Strong jasmine flavor, light green tea flavor. Strikes a nice balance without overpowering notes from either the smoky Chinese green tea or jasmine petals.
Excellent everyday tea. Jasmine, by far, is my favorite to drink. Not as good as Dragon Pearl, but great in it's own right.
Still not as good as the jasmine pearls, but far better than the jasmine yin hao. It has a better finish and is good for that afternoon pick up.
i really love this tea, great to drink in the morning while your on the go. I will be buying more of this one!
I really love jasmine tea, but often it's a hit or miss and generally I have to spend a lot of money for a very flavorful jasmine tea. I would say this jasmine is has a light flavor but for the price it's a good deal. I like to mix it with fruit teas.