Dragon Pearl Jasmine Green

$20.00

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漢字特級龍珠飄香綠茶	origin Fuding County, Fujian	craft rolled & scented	flavor notes jasmine, bold, smooth
漢字特級龍珠飄香綠茶	origin Fuding County, Fujian
craft rolled & scented	flavor notes jasmine, bold, smooth

Dragon Pearl Jasmine Green is among our finest Jasmine scented teas. We only use spring-harvested leaf buds from Fuding County, Fujian for the base tea. The buds are handpicked, then steamed and individually rolled by hand. The finished tea is then stored to await the blossoming of late summer jasmine.

Once jasmine flowers begin blooming, the tea is taken out of storage and baked to remove residual moisture. Fresh jasmine flowers are then layered on top of the dry tea in such a way that the tea absorbs the moisture and aroma of the flowers. This process of scenting is repeated over the course of ten summer evenings using fresh flowers for each round.

The result is an intense and persistent jasmine aroma over a base tea that is both sweet and smooth. While pearl jasmine teas have become quite popular and are readily available, we have yet to come across one as delicious, balanced and aromatic as this one.

Brewing Guide

The Dragon Pearl Jasmine brews a bit richer and heavier than our other jasmine teas.

Begin with 3.5 grams of tea with water at 195 degrees. Give the tea an initial 1 second rinse, then let steep for 1 minute. Steep the second infusion for 1 minute as well, but gradually increase steep time by 30 seconds for subsequent infusions.

Gaiwan/Teapot (6 oz.)

leaves 3.5 grams
temp 195 ° F
time 1 min

Teapot (12 oz.)

leaves 5 grams
temp 195 ° F
time 2 min

Infuser Cup

leaves 3.5 grams
temp 195 ° F
time 1 min 30 min

Tea Bowl

leaves 3 grams
temp 195 ° F

Gaiwan/Teapot (6 oz.)

leaves 3.5 grams
temp 195 ° F
time 1 min

Teapot (12 oz.)

leaves 5 grams
temp 195 ° F
time 2 min

Infuser Cup

leaves 3.5 grams
temp 195 ° F
time 1 min 30 sec

Tea Bowl

leaves 3 grams
temp 195 ° F

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