★★★★★
Beautiful. Just the right amount of jasmine to be flavorful and fragrant without overpowering the tea itself.
A deeply floral Yin Hao ('Silver Tip') grade jasmine from Fujian, China. Very layered fragrance, soft yet full-bodied with a sweet, slight dryness in the finish. Infused with jasmine many times over to create a truly unforgettable cup.
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Beautiful. Just the right amount of jasmine to be flavorful and fragrant without overpowering the tea itself.
I drink this both hot and iced. It's great no matter what kind of day you are having. Subtle flavors rule.
Jasmine is so goood. It's one of those teas that I don't have often, but when I do I question why I didn't have it sooner.
A very good jasmine green tea. I will admit I like the pearls better it's best to try this one out as well.
Very light and easy on the palette. Good on a rainy day.
I got this tea as a free sample at the same time I got the jasmine pearls. I like this one better than the pearls. A finer flavor, a more subtle cup. The jasmine flavor is somehow strong but acceptable. The cup is lighter than the pearls, yet after it sits a few minutes it turns darker and tastes stronger.
In the end I will not order jasmine tea any more, a straight green cup is more enjoyable.
A very rich flavored tea that I enjoyed in the am. Lingers thru the day
As usual, I love the jasmine flavor. Upon trying it a few times, I found that steeping a little longer brought the jasmine out even more, and even when there is a slight bitterness, it is a pleasant floral bitterness, which is something I really enjoyed.
Comfort food for the soul. If I'm down a nice mug of jasmine yin hao makes me feel that I'm comfortable and happy. And it's delicious tea.
We follow package directions of 1 heaping tsp. (or a little less) per cup and steep 2 mins. at 195F.
Later: still love it.
Love the flavor of this amazing green tea, Have not found one that i did not like but i really love the jasmine teas the best.
This is a pretty good tea. I was expecting it to be a little more floral and jasmine-y I guess, but it's a nice basic one.
I bought quite a large package of this tea and think I will probably have more of an opinion after I drink it in several different strengths. I have been using a light hand when making it and so far am pretty neutral about it. I will try making a stronger pot in the future and see how I like that. It is good - just not anything special at this point.
One of my favorite teas. Light jasmine taste and great aroma.
Love this tea. Great taste and simply wonderful aroma.
I like all the Jasmine teas. This one is good. Not as good as the silver needle or phoenix but for a less expensive jasmine it is good.
Great cup of tea while I am working. It has that distinctive jasmine aroma and flavor that I like so much about this kind of tea. And it holds up nicely for a second cup, which I can make with a minimum amount of effort.
Love! Little to no bitter taste. Mild and pleasant. Will buy again.
Love, love, love this jasmine tea. It's my go-to morning tea.
Pretty standard green teen but with just a hint of a more refined taste.
This is excellent. the jasmine lingers for a second on the tongue and finishes very clean. I have to agree with the other reviewers that the phoenix pearls are better, but this is a wonderful option for a relatively inexpensive every-day jasmine green tea.
This has a strong jasmine flavor which I love, sometimes the jasmine is too subtle for my taste.
A really pleasant jasmine tea, both mellow and sweetly fragrant. This is a slightly more affordable choice versus jasmine phoenix pearls (my current favorite in Adagio's jasmine stable) -- I would say that jasmine phoenix pearls is a little sweeter, with a slightly-peachy note, whereas jasmine yin hao is a little more dry and clean. Choose your own jasmine adventure!
A good standby green tea that has a nice, mellow flavor.
Purchased for a friend who's not on Adagio, she said it was probably the best jasmine tea she ever had.
Excellent lively tea, my go-to tea in the morning. Also serves well over ice after brewing.
A very good tea, much lighter than the chun ho, sharper not as mellow. Chun ho is still my favorte.
I LOVE the taste of the jasmine. It's very light and soothing.
Good green tea with a hint of jasmine, I used just a bit of amber crystal sugar
Great alternative for Jasmine Phoenix Pearls which is more expensive.
Very tasty! I feel that it isn't quite as flavorful as the jasmine silver needles, which are my favorite. But still quite good! Used the instructions on the package for brewing.
This is a nice, clean tasting green. Not as nice as the Dragon Pearl, but a good substitute. It's not quite as floral as described, but if you're looking for a nice green tea that won't break the bank, this is about as good as you can get.
This is really, really good tea (especially for the price), let's get that out of the way first. My favorite commercially available Jasmine is a silver needles version readily found at Whole Foods, and it runs $13.99 for enough loose tea to make around 20 cups. That's not awful, but when compared to Adagio, I feel kind of ridiculous when I go get it.
I've yet to order the silver needles Jasmine from Adagio, but this Yin Hao is already far superior to the store product I get, and overall it definitely ranks in my top 2 or 3 for Jasmine teas.
It's light, yet very fragrant (NOT perfume-y at all IMO), and I've nothing at all negative to say about the product. Personally, I drink 4 cups of tea at once, twice per day (in order to get the health benefits, we all should be drinking around this much), and I've not experienced any jitters, or inability to sleep. That being said, I am invigorated not only from the caffeine content, but just as much from the smell and wonderful taste.
Highly recommend this tea (especially with local, raw honey) and this company!
Joe Nalley
Herbalist/Behaviorist
Delicious! I have it every morning. I use an infuser and get 2-3 cups out of each brewing.
I'm a huge fan of the jasmine dragon pearls and was a bit concerned cheaper jasmine teas wouldn't deliver the same deliciousness. Jasmine Yin Hao delivers. It's definitely a particular flavor, so if you don't like flowery teas, don't drink this one. The toasty finish at the end is a really nice touch and adds some warmth to an otherwise definitively floral flavor. I love it.
its okay... jasmine is not my thing and I think phoenix pearl is better
Not the best jasmine tea. Just ok.
Even though I like jasmine teas, this one wasn't my favorite. A bit to plain for my taste.
The aroma of this tea when I opened the package had me very excited. The taste delivered! I've had jasmine green tea from a bag before and enjoyed it, but this was a noticeable step up in smoothness and juiciness. The jasmine flavor is strong and sweet. I don't taste any grassy flavor in this tea, which tends to be my least favorite part of green tea. I'll definitely order more.
A good (and affordable!) alternative to the Jasmine Phoenix Pearls. I didn't like this one quite as much, but maybe the fancy appearance of the pearls are influencing my judgment.
For a jasmine tea, this is excellent. I usually don't like jasmine teas, as they are over perfumed/flavored IMO. However I know Adagio usually has lighter flavored teas so I took a chance. I'm glad I did. Not my favorite tea, but not one I'll shy away from in the future.
This is a very good tea. I have always loved Jasmine and this does not disappoint. My favorite tea is the Jasmine Chun Hao, but this one is nice as well. It has a little bit stronger green taste to it.
Tastes soo good with a little cream and maple syrup added! It's like having a cup of sweet flowers! Be careful though. The first time I steeped it, I left it too long and it grew bitter!
I'll stick with the jasmine pearls for my green tea in future. Good to be able to order sample size and tey
Best jasmine tea I have had to date. Cant wait to try the others
This tea is nothing short of delightful. The smooth, light texture complements its luscious jasmine aroma.
The aroma is amazing! Not bitter like some Jasmine teas can be...
My son loves this one, and enjoys a cup every-other night
everything I want in a jasmine tea. The pearls are even better but this is a great buy.
An excellent jasmine tea. It has a light floral flavor and a wonderful aroma, but as with all jasmines be careful not to oversteep or it may become bitter. This may take place as one of my favorite evening teas.
I tried this tea next to the jasmine chun hao to see which I thought was better. This one came very slightly on top! It is slightly smoother. Highly recommend, it is wonderfully balanced!
My favorite jasmine from Adagio. I haven't tried the jasmine silver needle, but I need a more affordable everyday jasmine. This blows the slightly less expensive jasmine chun hao out of the water. Heck, this may be my favorite tea from Adagio hands down.
EDIT: Okay, so a friend had a bag of jasmine silver needle and I brewed a cup to compare the two. Honestly, the silver needle is the better jasmine, but not by much. The yin hao has officially taken its spot as my everyday breakfast tea and I can't wait for my full size bag to arrive.