★★★★☆
If you love jasmine tea, then you will like this tea. Much stronger than jasmine silver needle.
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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If you love jasmine tea, then you will like this tea. Much stronger than jasmine silver needle.
The tea has a very smooth taste. I am a heavy tea drinker, so when I find a tea I can enjoy in every cup,I try to stay with it.
This has one of the best and strongest aromas of the green teas I've tried on here. It has a smooth, sweet flavor with a definite dryness at the end. The tea itself doesn't taste too strong in my opinion, and is delicate, but the smell is enough to make for a great cup of tea!
This is a nice, smooth, flavorful green tea. It goes well with everything!
This is a good jasmine tea, and if you are wanting to try jasmine, this would be the one to get. However, it has a very strong floral smell and taste, which I know is signature of jasmine, but it can be overpowering.
Love this jasmine. It's one of my favorite go-to teas.
An absolutely delightful tea. Very pleasant and relaxing. Delicious to taste and smell.
This is one of my favorite green teas, with a slightly sweet and refreshing taste. Not as grassy tasting as some other green teas.
Very nice taste of jasmine in my cup.. Very delicate taste..
Loved this green tea! I love jasmine green tea blends and this one was delicious! I got enough to last a while, but when I run out I will definitely be getting more!
Very floral, excellent jasmine tea. Slightly sweet, with a dry finish. AS a friend of mine quoted, exactly what a jasmine green tea should be
Really nice jasmine tea. This is delightful for everyday jasmine cravings.
Might be the best jasmine green tea that I've ever had the pleasure to taste. This is like sticking your nose in a bouquet. So fragrant. so delicious.
Jasmine has always been a favorite tea of mine, so it's no surprise that I enjoy this.
This is my husband's (and my) go-to everyday tea. Very nice flavor. I generally don't steep it more than about 2 minutes, but my husband steeps it for 3-5 minutes. He likes the tannic flavor much more than I do.
I've always wanted to try a jasmine tea and finally decided to try this one, and found that while I liked the initial taste, I didn't like the dryness at the end of each sip. It was way to dry for me. But I have not given up and plan to try a few more to see if I can find one I like :)
This is a unique and interesting tea. Some of the sweeter notes will beg you to make a stronger cup, resulting in a terrible astringency. There are a lot of light flavors that are hard to describe, even a touch of citrus. You have to find a delicate balance. Tastes like no other tea I've had.
I will do *anything* for jasmine, and this is exactly the cup I want. Not as expensive as the higher-quality jasmines from many other suppliers, and it's so perfectly balanced that I can hardly wait for it to brew all the way.
The Jasmine yin hao has a great jasmine flavor. Great hot or iced. Would be great in truffles.
This makes a lovely cup of jasmine tea. The dragon pearls are still my favorite, but this one is a close second, and cheaper.
This tea smells very, very nice--and it tastes a lot like it smells: like flowers!
This is a fairly decent jasmine tea. Not too strong on the jasmine flavor but I still really enjoy it.
Makes great iced tea!
I brewed overnight in the refrigerator.
This is an amazing relaxing tea. It is perfectly paired for a day at the spa, or a bath.
I love, love, LOVE jasmine tea and this one did NOT disappoint!
Very good jasmine tea, I blended it with pi lo chun to make a delicious smoky floral cup!
This is very tasty, but a bit more bitter than the jasmine silver needle. I usually add sugar.
If you like jasmine tea, this is a great tea at a great price.
The first steep is great. The second steep is lacking, so I add a bit more tea.
I'm very impressed with this jasmine. The flavor is smooth and delicate, but in no way weak. In fact, the directions say to use 1 heaping teaspoon per cup, but I find that half that amount offers the perfect brew.
My favorite green tea. I don't even really consider drinking other green tea at this point. It has a very relaxing smell/taste to it. The recommended time/temp is 2-3 min at 185, but (unless my thermometer is broken) it tastes somewhat burned at anything above 175 to me. I think this (along with the Earl Grey Moonlight) is a tea anyone interested in Adagio should try.
Very beautiful floral taste. Jasmine yin hao is one of my very favorite teas and my regular daily cup - this version is one of the best. I recommend using a little more tea than you would think and a shorter brewing time. Can stand a second brew.
One of the most rewarding teas i've tried, mainly due to the amount of tries it takes to make a good cup haha. The package will tell you a longer steeping time but i find that 30 seconds is just right. And when you get it right, you'll know what i mean
Good tea with nice flavor. I really enjoyed this flavor.
Jasmine yin hao is a great yet simple jasmine tea. It offers good jasmine flavor and is very inexpensive. it can however grow bitter quite easily if left too long so be sure to watch the amount of time left brewing.
A very solid, flavorful jasmine tea! Just what I was looking for.
Can I give this more then 5/5? Say maybe, 10/5? Because just saying this tea is great is an understatement.
I prefer enjoying this with just a touch of honey
The jasmine flavor is a little overwhelming for me, but overall I still enjoy this tea.
I did not anticipate the jasmine scent being so strong, but I really do enjoy it now that I have gotten acclimated.
The best jasmine tea I've had in ages. Perfect blossomy taste, with no bitterness that some jasmine teas have. A summery tea, perfect for sipping in the garden.
Not a huge difference between jasmine chun hao and this one. Other wise, enjoyable.
I can't get enough of jasmine tea! Although I have other favorites, Jasimine Yin Hao is so sweet smelling and tasting. I just love breathing in the fragrance - makes my whole tea drinking experience that much better. Brew carefully though as over-steeping can tend to make it a bit bitter. However, steep about 2 minutes and it's a delight! I also kept the water temp just a tad cooler and that helped.
Jasmine yin hao is ok on our ratings fo jasmine tieas
This tea was too bitter for me, I prefer a smoother tea
This is a basic jasmine oolong tea. The jasmine flavor is there but this tea lacks the sweetness and subtlety of more expensive varients. Keeping the steeping time short and the water temp well below boiling keeps the bitterness and astringency at bay.
I tried both the jasmine yin hao and the fujian jasmine pearl, and sadly the latter is far better. The jasmine yin hao isn't bad, however no matter how gently I steep it I cannot seem to eliminate a slightly bitter taste to it, one which isn't present in the fujian jasmine pearl. It IS however much cheaper, so if you don't have the money to drop on the pearls, I would certainly not dissuade anyone from trying this one!
this jasmine flavor is a little strong for me I prefer a milder taste but overall still nice
Although Jasmine is not my most favorite flavor, in this green tea the taste is not over the top and balances the green tea well.
My favorite jasmine tea!! Sweet and subtle. Truly refreshing.
This Jasmine was only okay to me. Would I buy it again? Probably not, opening the packaging the tea smelled a little too heavily of jasmine and when brewing, it wasn't as enjoyable as previous jasmine's I've tried