Fujian Jasmine Green 125g Loose Leaf Tea
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Loose Leaf Jasmine Scented Green Tea
Origin
This wonderful, aromatic tea is made with tea leaves cultivated in the southern frontiers of Fujian Province in South East China. The misty, mountainous region, with its subtropical climate, is ideally suited to growing tea. It is then scented with fresh jasmine flowers in the neighbouring Guangxi Province for a delicately perfumed green tea.
Tea Description
Green tea is plucked in Spring and kept dry until jasmine flowers bloom in late Summer. These are then placed on top of the tea for several hours, releasing their heady aroma; the process is repeated several times, always using fresh flowers, until the tea is judged to be ready. The result is an exquisite tea, sweet, smooth and delightfully perfumed.
Loose leaf tea made simple. Take a look at our fabulousteapots(some come with a built-in strainer) andtea strainers.
More About This Product
This is a high quality loose leaf tea. Use one teaspoon per cup and brew for two to three minutes.
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Jasmine Scented Green Tea
Use 1 teaspoon per person and 1 for the pot. Boil fresh water, leave to cool for 5 minutes then pour on. Allow to steep for 3 to 4 minutes. Best enjoyed without milk.
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