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The origin of the Spring Festival can be traced back thousands of years, originally meant to celebrate the arrival of the lunar new year, symbolizing a new beginning and hope. During this festival, tea culture gradually developed and became an important ritual for family reunions. In ancient times, the Chinese often greeted friends and family with tea, expressing their blessings and warmth, a tradition that continues to this day. Tea plays a significant role during the Spring Festival, whether as a daily beverage or as a delicate gift. It is loved by many.     How to Choose Suitable Spring Festival Tea Gifts? Tea occupies an important position in gifts during the Spring Festival. Gifting high-quality tea is a gesture of goodwill, conveying wishes for health and prosperity. Chinese tea, especially the best loose leaf tea, symbolizes sophistication and thoughtfulness, making it a favored gift. Popular gift options include our New Year tea gift sets and Chinese green tea gift boxes, which feature delightful selections such as Huangshan Maofeng and Jasmine tea. Each tea is carefully selected, perfect for sharing with family and friends. When choosing suitable tea leaves during the Spring Festival, it can enhance the festive atmosphere and express your heartfelt sentiments. Here are a few tips for selection: Consider Taste Preferences: Different teas have varying flavors and aromas, so consider the taste preferences of your family and friends when choosing. Emphasize Tea Quality: Select the “Best Loose Leaf Tea” to ensure freshness and quality, which will provide the best drinking experience. Choose Diverse Tea Gift Sets: Like the “Chinese Green Tea Sampler,” which includes various tea types, making it suitable for different people and occasions.     What Teas Are Most Popular? Longjing Tea (Dragon Well)As a representative of Chinese green tea, Longjing tea is highly praised for its unique aroma and sweet taste.Its bright green color and clear brew, coupled with a rich fragrance, make it a favorite among tea enthusiasts. During the Spring Festival, Longjing tea not only serves as a staple beverage for family gatherings but also as an excellent choice for gifting friends. Its refreshing taste brings warmth and comfort in the cold winter, making it an indispensable tea during the Spring Festival. Jasmine Silver Needle (窨茉莉白毫)The Jasmine Silver Needle combines the refreshing fragrance of green tea with the enchanting aroma of jasmine flowers, delivering a delightful and lingering aftertaste. This tea is particularly suitable for enjoying during the Spring Festival, especially when savoring it with family and friends at gatherings. Its unique floral scent elevates the quality of the tea and adds a festive atmosphere. Jasmine flowers symbolize beauty and purity, reflecting the auspicious wishes for the New Year during the Spring Festival. Chinese Green Tea SamplerFor tea lovers who enjoy trying different varieties, the Chinese Green Tea Sampler is the best choice. This set includes a range of high-quality teas such as Longjing, Biluochun, Huangshan Maofeng, Enshi Jade Dew, Jasmine tea, and Old Tree Green Tea. Whether for personal enjoyment or as a gift, this sampler meets your needs and showcases the diverse flavors of the Spring Festival. Old Tree Green TeaMade from tender buds of ancient tea trees, Old Tree Green Tea features a clear brew and rich flavor. This tea is particularly popular during the Spring Festival, as it not only represents the richness of time but also symbolizes harvest and good fortune for the New Year. It is a popular choice in tea gift sets, making it a great gift option. 2025 New Year Tea Gift SetThis gift set includes ten unique aged teas crafted by masters. It features Wuyi Narcissus Oolong, Tieguanyin Oolong, aged Fenghuang Dancong, raw Pu'er, ripe Pu'er, double steamed Liubao tea, Shoumei white tea, Lapsang Souchong, Jasmine green tea, and 1980s brick tea. This set is perfect for gifting and celebrating the spirit of sharing. It represents not just a tea gift but also an invitation for you and your loved ones to create connections and joyful moments together. The eco-friendly packaging reflects respect for sustainability while its unique design embodies the festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival, conveying blessings and warmth.     The Meaning of Tea to Chinese People Tea, as an important part of Chinese culture, is not just a beverage but also a lifestyle and a spiritual symbol. During the Spring Festival, tea symbolizes reunion and harmony, representing beautiful wishes for the New Year. By sharing tea, people express their love and blessings for one another, which is at the heart of the tea culture during the Spring Festival. The ritual of tea drinking nurtures interpersonal relationships, creating lasting memories, especially during such an essential celebration.   Conclusion This Spring Festival, choosing a suitable tea leaves will not only add warmth and joy to your family gatherings but also serve as a beautiful gift to convey your heartfelt sentiments. iTeaworld's carefully selected “Chinese Green Tea” series and “Tea Gift Sets” will enhance your Spring Festival experience. Let us welcome the New Year in the aroma of tea and enjoy the beautiful moments of reunion. Visit iTeaworld now to select your favorite Spring Festival teas and embark on a wonderful tea-tasting journey!

Dear Tea Enthusiasts! As the holiday season approaches and the cold weather sets in, I bet you’re on the lookout for the best way to warm yourself up. Chinese tea is catching the attention of many this season, and you know what that means? It’s time for an exciting Black Friday shopping spree! At iTeaworld, we’re rolling out our Crazy Black Friday promotion, offering a fantastic 25%-30% OFF, so you can stock up on your favorite loose leaf tea and explore new flavors without worrying about breaking the bank. Why Buy Tea This Black Friday? Best Savings of the Year: This is the most cost-effective shopping season. Comfort & Warmth: As temperatures drop, a hot cup of tea is exactly what you need. Healthy Choice: Tea is full of antioxidants and pairs perfectly with your healthy lifestyle. Perfect Gift: Tea makes an excellent, thoughtful gift for friends and family. Exclusive Discounts Await You Here’s the breakdown of our discounts: All orders < $100: Enjoy 25% OFF!! 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There are plenty of factors that can affect the taste and flavor of green tea, including differences in manufacturing processes, tea plant varieties, harvesting levels, and the growing environment of the tea plants. For instance, steamed green teas, like Gyokuro, have a distinct seaweed flavor; pan-fired green teas, like Longjing, have a notable roasted nut aroma; in terms of tea plant varieties, Longjing made from the 'Wuniu Zao' cultivar lacks the typical bean fragrance because of the specific variety used; looking at the harvesting levels, Longjing with one bud and one leaf has a more refreshing taste and a more elegant aroma.   On the other hand, Chinese Tea, specifically Longjing with one bud and three leaves, has a less distinct aroma and isn’t as refreshing. Today, we’re using two renowned varieties of Chinese Tea, Longjing and Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea, to illustrate the differences between green teas of various harvesting levels.     Longjing Green Tea (Dragon Well Tea): Longjing Green Tea, a prized selection within any tea gift set, hails from the West Lake region in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. With a history stretching back to the Tang Dynasty, it has been celebrated in Chinese literature and is renowned for its unique flat leaf shape, smooth texture, and vibrant green color. The tea leaves boast a distinct “bean flower” aroma and a fresh, sweet taste that lingers on the palate, making it a cherished inclusion in any tea gift set. The best Longjing Green Tea, such as the “Pre-Qingming” or “Daughter’s Red,” is meticulously picked before the Qingming Festival, a time when the leaves are at their most tender and flavorful, often featured in premium tea gift sets.   Longjing Green Tea, often regarded as the best green tea to drink, is closely associated with the beauty of West Lake and is considered a liquid reflection of the region’s natural splendor. It is said that even the Qianlong Emperor, during his southern tours, praised this particular tea, which he deemed the best green tea to drink, and designated a specific plot of tea plants as “Imperial Tea” due to its exceptional quality.Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea (Yellow Mountain Fuzzy Tip):Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea is a delicate green tea that originates from the Yellow Mountains in Anhui Province. This tea is known for its curled leaves covered in white down, resembling a sparrow's tongue, with a hue that is greenish-yellow and a fragrance reminiscent of orchids. The tea has a sweet, mellow taste and a lingering aftertaste that is both refreshing and satisfying.   Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea is meticulously hand-crafted from the tender shoots of  selected tea varieties grown in the misty mountainsides, which are picked during the clear and grain rains around the Qingming and Guyu seasons. The tea's name, "Maofeng," which translates to "fuzzy peak," refers to the white tips that adorn the tea leaves, symbolizing the peak of the Yellow Mountains where it is sourced.   Longjing and Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea are both famous green teas from China, each with their own unique flavor profiles. These flavors are influenced by a variety of factors, including the tea plant variety, growing conditions, harvesting levels, and processing techniques. Here's a look at the flavor differences between different leaf grades of Longjing and Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea.   Longjing Green Tea Flavor Variations by Leaf Grade:-One bud and one leaf Longjing Green Tea: This is a higher grade of Longjing Green Tea. The leaves are tender, with plump and straight buds, offering a fresh and invigorating taste and a clear, high aroma. Because the leaves are more delicate, they may not be as enduring when brewed, but the taste and aroma are exceptional.-One bud and two leaves Longjing Green Tea: Compared to the one bud and one leaf, this grade of Longjing Green Tea has a higher endurance for brewing and a richer taste. Its aroma remains fresh, but you might notice a bit more depth in the flavor profile.-One bud and three leaves Longjing Green Tea: This type of Longjing Green Tea has more mature leaves, resulting in a stronger flavor and better endurance for brewing. The aroma might not be as uplifting as the younger leaves, but it still maintains the unique, fresh fragrance of Longjing Green Tea, with a fuller mouthfeel.   Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea Green Tea Flavor Variations by Leaf Grade:-One bud and one leaf Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea: This is a premium grade of Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea tea. The leaves are delicate, with a green and moist appearance, featuring golden yellow fish leaves, commonly called "golden slices". The tea soup is clear and bright, with a fresh taste and an elegant aroma, embodying the classic style of Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea.-One bud and two leaves Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea: This grade of Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea offers a richer taste and improved endurance for brewing. Its aroma might not be as delicate as the one bud and one leaf grade, but it still retains the fresh fragrance characteristic of Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea, with a more concentrated flavor.-One bud and three leaves Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea: With more mature leaves, this grade of Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea has a richer flavor and better endurance for brewing. The aroma might be more subdued compared to the younger leaves, but it still preserves the fresh fragrance of Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea, with a smoother mouthfeel. In summary, different leaf grades of Longjing Green Tea and Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea, both exquisite examples of green tea Chinese, each have their unique flavor profiles. Younger leaf grades of green tea Chinese typically possess a higher aroma and a more refreshing taste, while more mature leaf grades of green tea Chinese offer a richer flavor and better brewing endurance. These differences in green tea Chinese are not only influenced by the leaf grade but are also closely related to the tea plant variety, growing environment, and processing techniques.     Summary of Green Tea Grades:One bud and one leaf green tea:Quality: It's often seen as the cream of the crop because the buds are super tender and packed with goodies.Taste: It's super fresh and sweet, with a delicate flavor profile.Aroma: The scent is elegant and long-lasting, often with a refreshing hint of greenness or a bean-like aroma.Brew durability: It's on the lower side because the leaves are so tender and don't stand up well to long infusions. One bud and two leaves green tea:Quality: It's high-quality, striking a balance between the tenderness of the bud and the maturity of the leaves.Taste: The flavor is rich and fresh, with a more complex and robust mouthfeel compared to one bud and one leaf.Aroma: The aroma is still fresh but a bit more intense than the one bud and one leaf variety.Brew durability: It fares better than the one bud and one leaf green tea, standing up to multiple infusions. One bud and three leaves green tea:Quality: It's more mature in quality, with a bolder flavor.Taste: The taste is strong, and it has the best brew durability, but it might not be as refreshing as the one bud and one leaf or one bud and two leaves green teas.Aroma: The aroma could be more subdued, with a richer layering as the leaves mature.Brew durability: It's the best, thanks to a higher content of polyphenols and caffeine, making it a favorite for tea lovers who prefer a strong flavor. Harvest Time:One bud and one leaf green teas are usually picked early in spring when the tea plants are nutrient-rich, resulting in top-quality leaves. One bud and two leaves, and one bud and three leaves green teas are harvested mid-to-late spring. Appearance:One bud and one leaf green teas have the most uniform appearance with plump buds and an aesthetically pleasing shape. As the number of leaves increases in one bud and two leaves, and one bud and three leaves green teas, the appearance becomes slightly more robust. Processing Techniques:Different grades of green tea might be processed differently to highlight their characteristics. For example, one bud and one leaf green teas might require more delicate killing green and drying techniques. Market Positioning:One bud and one leaf green teas are typically positioned in the high-end market, while one bud and two leaves, and one bud and three leaves green teas cater more to everyday drinking needs.In a nutshell, one bud and one leaf green teas are loved by tea enthusiasts for their tenderness and high quality. One bud and two leaves green teas strike a good balance between quality and price. One bud and three leaves green teas are perfect for those who prefer a bold flavor and high brew durability.   If you're curious about the different grades of Longjing and Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea, check out 6 Flavors Superior Green Tea Leaf Grade Collection .Includes Longjing And Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea 87G For Morning，that's all about exploring how the leaf grade of green tea affects its flavor, aroma, and the overall tea-drinking experience. This series features two famous Chinese green teas—Longjing and Huangshan Maofeng Green Tea—both made from traditional renowned tea plant varieties. The only difference is the leaf grade. You'll get to taste three different grades:One bud and one leafOne bud and two leavesOne bud and three leaves Each tea is hand-picked and processed by the same skilled tea master to ensure consistency in craftsmanship. By sampling these subtle variations in leaf grade, you'll gain a deeper understanding of green tea and find the grade that best suits your personal taste.   What would be the best water temperature for brewing green tea of different grades? When brewing green tea of different grades, there are indeed different suggestions for water temperature, which helps bring out the best flavor of the tea. Here are some basic guidelines:One bud and one leaf green tea: This high-quality green tea is very delicate, so it's recommended to use a slightly lower water temperature to brew it. This prevents the tea from becoming bitter due to high temperatures. The ideal water temperature is around 70°C to 75°C.One bud and two leaves green tea: Compared to the one bud and one leaf, this green tea has a higher tolerance for brewing and a richer taste. Its aroma is still fresh, so a slightly higher water temperature is suggested, around 75°C to 80°C, to fully extract the tea's flavor.One bud and three leaves green tea: This green tea has more mature leaves, a stronger flavor, and better brewing tolerance. Its aroma might not be as uplifting as the younger leaves, but it still maintains the unique fresh scent of green tea. For these more mature leaves, a slightly higher water temperature can be used, around 85°C, to bring out a richer taste.In general, tender leaf grades of green tea are usually recommended to be brewed with a lower water temperature (70°C to 75°C), while mature leaf grades can handle a slightly higher temperature (up to 80°C-85°C).  These differences are not only influenced by the leaf grade but also closely related to the tea plant variety, growing environment, and processing techniques. Using an electric kettle with temperature control can easily help you manage the water temperature, ensuring that each brew reaches the ideal temperature.     The caffeine levels in green tea can vary depending on the leaf grade. The amount of caffeine in the best green tea is influenced by a bunch of factors, like the type of tea plant, how it’s grown, when it’s picked, which parts are picked, and how it’s processed. Generally, the younger the leaves in the best green tea, the more caffeine they have. That’s because the tea plant pumps up the caffeine in the tender buds to keep pests away.When it comes to green teas made with one bud and one leaf versus one bud and three leaves, the caffeine difference is mostly about the maturity of the leaves. Green tea with one bud and one leaf is usually made from the tea plant's tender buds and the first leaves that unfold. These leaves have a higher caffeine content because the buds and young leaves need the most protection, so the plant makes more caffeine to ward off bugs.On the other hand, green tea with one bud and three leaves has more mature leaves. These mature leaves have less caffeine because as the leaves get older, they're better at fighting off pests, so they don't need as much caffeine.Specifically, when you brew green tea with one bud and one leaf, more caffeine dissolves into the water. This means it can give you a better boost, but it might also be a bit harder on your stomach because of the higher caffeine content. Green tea with one bud and three leaves has more mature leaves, so it has less caffeine and might be easier on your stomach, but it might not give you as big of an energy boost as the one bud and one leaf variety.In summary, green tea with one bud and one leaf usually has more caffeine, while green tea with one bud and three leaves has less. This is mainly due to the difference in the maturity of the leaves.

Among various tea types, jasmine tea is highly popular for its fresh and rich floral aroma, making it a staple on many tea tables. This tea not only has a long history in China but also attracts a large number of enthusiasts worldwide. With the rise of health-conscious lifestyles, more people are focusing on the quality of tea, eager to enjoy a truly high-quality jasmine tea amidst their busy lives. However, the vast array of jasmine teas on the market can confuse consumers. How can one choose high-quality jasmine tea from so many options? Understanding the tea's production methods, the number of scenting sessions, and aroma characteristics is essential for every tea lover. In this article, we will explore the classifications of jasmine tea and selection tips to help you find the perfect cup of jasmine tea, making each drinking experience a delightful one. Classifications of Jasmine Tea The production methods for jasmine tea mainly fall into two categories: fresh flower scenting and dried flower blending. These two methods not only affect the tea's flavor but also directly relate to the consumer's drinking experience. 1.Fresh Flower Scenting Fresh flower scenting involves combining fresh jasmine flowers with tea leaves, using a scenting process to infuse the floral aroma into the tea. This method typically uses high-quality green tea as the base, paired with freshly picked jasmine flowers. After multiple scenting sessions, the tea absorbs the floral aroma, resulting in a fresh and lasting fragrance, making it a delightful choice for Chinese jasmine tea lovers. Fresh and Lasting Aroma Since fresh jasmine flowers are used, the tea has a lively aroma, allowing drinkers to experience refreshing floral notes that uplift the spirit. Additionally, this tea can retain a relatively strong floral aroma even after multiple infusions, ensuring each brew is full of vitality. 2.Dried Flower Blending Dried flower blending involves mixing dried tea with dried jasmine flowers, creating the tea after simple stirring. This method is typically cost-effective and straightforward but does not require high-quality tea. Faint Aroma, Lacking Freshness The use of dried flowers often results in a thin aroma, lacking vibrancy. While there may be some fragrance during the first infusion, it quickly diminishes with subsequent brews, leading to a significantly reduced drinking experience. This tea is suitable for consumers seeking convenience without high aroma expectations. How to Identify Quality Jasmine Tea Selecting high-quality jasmine tea is not an easy task, but by observing the tea's appearance, the number of scenting sessions, and the persistence of the floral aroma, you can effectively assess its quality. 1.Appearance Characteristics The appearance characteristics of jasmine tea can provide important clues. Generally, dried flower blended teas will have a high proportion of jasmine flowers, appearing lush but lacking enduring fragrance. In contrast, traditional jasmine tea made with fresh flowers requires that the dried tea not contain any dried flowers. While lower-grade teas (like one-scent or three-scent teas) may occasionally contain flower remnants, the proportion of flowers must be kept reasonable. If the flower ratio is too high, it likely indicates that the tea was blended with dried flowers rather than carefully scented through a refined process, making it essential to choose the best loose leaf tea for an authentic experience. 2.Scenting Sessions The number of scenting sessions is a crucial indicator of jasmine tea quality. Typically, the number of scenting sessions for jasmine tea ranges from one to nine. Nine-scent jasmine tea indicates that nine batches of jasmine flowers were used, usually resulting in superior quality and aroma. Generally, the more scenting sessions, the higher the quality and grade of the tea. High-quality jasmine tea can better retain its floral aroma, making the drinking experience richer and more enjoyable. 3.Persistence of Floral Aroma The persistence of the floral aroma is another key factor in evaluating jasmine tea quality. For instance, in three-scent jasmine tea, the floral aroma is intense during the first infusion, but it quickly declines by the second infusion, becoming noticeably weaker by the third and fourth infusions. Conversely, for five-scent or seven-scent teas, even by the fifth or sixth infusion, the floral aroma remains strong, only gradually diminishing by the seventh or eighth infusion. This indicates that fewer scenting sessions lead to a quicker decline in floral aroma, while teas with more scenting sessions maintain a relatively steady aroma. If a tea still has a strong floral aroma by the fifth or sixth infusion, it can generally be deemed high-quality jasmine tea, making it a great option for a tea sampler. Exploring these characteristics will help you appreciate the nuances of jasmine tea even more. Scenting Process Teas The scenting process for jasmine tea is not limited to green tea; it can also be applied to other types of tea. In addition to jasmine green tea, the following are common teas made with jasmine scenting: Jasmine Black Tea: Using black tea as the base, jasmine flowers are added for scenting, such as Dianhong Jasmine and Jasmine Red Buds, which usually feature the rich flavor of black tea complemented by jasmine aroma. Jasmine Oolong Tea: Oolong tea serves as the base for scenting with jasmine flowers, such as Jasmine Tieguanyin, which combines the fruity notes of oolong with the fresh aroma of jasmine. Jasmine White Tea: White tea is used as the base, combined with jasmine flowers for scenting, offering a unique blend of white tea's elegance and jasmine's fragrance. Jasmine Dark Tea: For example, Jasmine Pu-erh combines pu-erh tea with jasmine flowers, blending the earthy aroma of dark tea with floral notes. Jasmine Yellow Tea: Jasmine Monting Yellow Buds use yellow tea as the base, infused with jasmine aroma, merging the sweet notes of yellow tea with jasmine fragrance. Jasmine Bi Luo Chun: Bi Luo Chun tea serves as the base, scented with jasmine flowers, resulting in a fruity aroma enhanced by jasmine's freshness. Jasmine Longjing: Longjing tea is used as the base, combined with jasmine flowers for scenting, creating a blend of Longjing's fresh aroma and jasmine's fragrance. Jasmine Shaped Teas: Such as Jasmine Daughter Ring and Jasmine Dragon Pearls, these not only look beautiful but also incorporate jasmine aroma, offering high artistic and tasting value. The scenting process for jasmine tea allows different tea types to absorb the jasmine fragrance, creating unique flavors that cater to various taste preferences. In China, besides jasmine tea, many other floral teas are also produced using the scenting process. For instance, Zhu Lan flower tea is characterized by its elegant aroma, typically made with high-quality green teas like Huangshan Maofeng and Huizhou Oolong through specific scenting techniques. Osmanthus tea highlights the rich fragrance of osmanthus, commonly found in varieties like osmanthus oolong, osmanthus Longjing, and osmanthus green tea. Yuzu flower tea has a strong, refreshing aroma and is primarily made with yuzu flower green tea, black tea, and oolong tea. Rose tea, known for its sweet aroma and pleasant flavor, includes rose red tea and rose green tea. Magnolia flower tea combines magnolia flowers with green tea to create a unique flavor, while other varieties like Daitai flower tea and honeysuckle tea blend their distinct aromas with tea leaves. All these floral teas share similar scenting processes, utilizing the characteristic of fresh flowers to release fragrance, allowing tea leaves to absorb floral scents and thus form unique flavors. Different floral teas vary in tea base and flower selection, with differing scenting sessions and process details, showcasing a rich variety of flavor profiles to meet diverse consumer preferences. This diversity is a testament to the richness of Chinese tea, offering something for every palate. Brewing Methods for Jasmine Tea Brewing jasmine tea is closely related to its essence as a green tea. To maximize the aroma and flavor, it’s crucial to understand the proper brewing techniques. For high-quality jasmine tea, it's recommended to add water first before adding the tea leaves. This helps preserve the delicate tea buds and ensures the aromatic compounds remain intact, allowing the floral scent and tea flavor to blend beautifully. For lower-grade jasmine tea, you can place the leaves in the cup first, then add hot water. While this method is suitable for lower grades, it may not showcase the aroma and flavor as effectively as with higher-quality teas. As for water temperature, it’s typically suggested to brew at 85 to 95 degrees Celsius, which effectively releases the jasmine aroma. The brewing time should be controlled between 30 seconds to 1 minute, with the first infusion possibly extended to 1.5 minutes, adjustable based on personal taste preferences. Mastering these basic brewing techniques will help you fully appreciate the unique charm of jasmine tea, making it a wonderful choice for a tea gift set. Enjoying this tea can enhance any tea-drinking experience, making it even more special. Jasmine Tea Buying Guide When selecting jasmine tea, understanding your personal needs is essential. Jasmine green tea is widely loved for its fresh green tea base and rich jasmine aroma. Different infusion counts offer various characteristics suited to different tastes. For Beginners: If you’re new to jasmine green tea, consider choosing teas with three or four infusions. These have a moderate floral aroma, making them easier to adapt to, and they’re also reasonably priced for everyday consumption. For Daily Drinkers: For those seeking a daily enjoyment, four or five infusions of jasmine green tea are ideal. These provide a balanced aroma and flavor, complementing the freshness of the green tea. For Experienced Tea Drinkers: If you are a seasoned tea enthusiast seeking the ultimate jasmine fragrance, opt for jasmine green teas with six or more infusions. These teas have a rich, lasting floral aroma and a thick, sweet taste, perfect for connoisseurs. For Gifts: If planning to gift jasmine green tea, consider high-end six or seven infusion teas. They not only offer superior quality but also come in exquisite packaging, reflecting your thoughtfulness and appreciation for quality. Find more jasmine tea with our Chinese Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> When choosing jasmine green tea, factors like freshness, production method, and personal taste preferences also play a significant role. High-quality jasmine green tea can convey warmth and respect, whether enjoyed alone or gifted. Finding the perfect jasmine tea ensures that each cup is filled with enjoyment and satisfaction. Choosing quality jasmine tea is not just about drinking pleasure; it deepens your understanding of tea culture. By learning about its production methods and aromatic qualities, consumers can find the tea that truly suits their palate. The fresh floral aroma and unique flavors undoubtedly bring tranquility and delight to busy lives. Finally, with the right brewing techniques mastered, every cup of jasmine tea becomes a delightful tasting experience. Whether enjoyed alone or shared with friends, jasmine tea brings warmth and rich flavors to every moment. Let’s savor each moment in this fragrant cup and appreciate the gifts of nature.

Imagine the mysterious atmosphere of Halloween: jack-o'-lanterns flicker eerily, children's laughter echoes outside, and you're seated at an elegantly arranged afternoon tea party. With a warm cup of Loose Leaf Tea in hand, the slightly sweet aroma mingles with the crisp autumn air, bringing a sense of comfort. This afternoon tea not only carries the elegance and warmth of tradition but also adds a fun and unexpected Halloween twist, making the gathering truly unique. Combining ancient Chinese Tea culture with the magical spirit of Halloween can spark creativity for your party. Whether it’s festive tea blends inspired by orange, pumpkin, and blackberry or intricately designed treats alongside mysterious folklore, your guests will be treated to a one-of-a-kind sensory experience. It's not just a feast for the palate but also for the eyes and emotions, filled with fun and memorable moments. Halloween-Themed Tea Drinks On this spooky and playful holiday, carefully crafted festive tea drinks can enhance the atmosphere while offering guests a unique tea experience. Here are a few tea blends that capture the flavors of autumn, adding warmth and surprise to your Halloween afternoon tea party. Orange Yunnan Black Tea: This drink perfectly blends the rich and bold flavor of Loose Leaf Black Tea with the fresh, sweet-tart taste of orange, adding a festive flair to your Halloween celebration. Ingredients: 3g Yunnan black tea 1 fresh orange (juice) Orange zest (a pinch) 1-2 tablespoons honey 1 cinnamon stick (optional) Instructions: Brew the Yunnan black tea with 90°C water for 1 minute. Add fresh orange juice to the tea and stir. Sweeten with honey to taste. Add orange zest for extra aroma. Optionally, garnish with a cinnamon stick and orange slice. Oolong Pumpkin Milk Tea: Combining the rich flavor of Da Hong Pao Loose Leaf Oolong Tea with creamy pumpkin purée, this pumpkin milk tea brings cozy autumn vibes, perfect for a chilly night. Ingredients: 4g Da Hong Pao oolong tea 3 tablespoons pumpkin purée 200ml milk Syrup or maple syrup to taste Cinnamon powder (a pinch) Instructions: Brew the oolong tea with 85°C water for 1 minute and set aside. Heat the milk and pumpkin purée in a pot, stirring until slightly boiling. Combine the pumpkin milk mixture with the tea, sweeten with syrup or maple syrup. Sprinkle with cinnamon powder for decoration. Jasmine Lemon Tea: This refreshing blend of floral Best Jasmine Tea and zesty lemon creates a light and invigorating drink, perfect for your Halloween celebration. Ingredients: 3g Chinese Jasmine Tea 2-3 lemon slices 1-2 tablespoons honey Mint leaves (a few) Instructions: Brew the jasmine tea with 80°C water for 1 minute and set aside. Add lemon slices and honey to the tea and stir well. Garnish with mint leaves for a refreshing touch Apple Green Tea: Fresh apple juice paired with Loose Leaf Green Tea offers a crisp, refreshing autumn flavor that’s both festive and healthy.Ingredients: 3g Bi Luo Chun green tea 100ml fresh apple juice 1-2 apple slices 1 cinnamon stick Instructions: Brew the green tea with 80°C water for 2-3 minutes and set aside. Stir in fresh apple juice. Garnish with apple slices and a cinnamon stick. 5. Blackberry Jasmine Black Tea: The sweet richness of blackberry combined with the fragrance of jasmine creates a mysterious drink that fits perfectly with the Halloween mood. Ingredients: 4g Jasmine Black Tea 2 tablespoons blackberry jam Honey to taste Blackberries (for garnish) Instructions: Brew the jasmine black tea with 90°C water for 4 minutes and set aside. Stir in blackberry jam and sweeten with honey. Garnish with fresh blackberries for a mysterious visual effect. These creative Loose Leaf Tea Sampler drinks will not only provide a visual and taste delight but also elevate the Halloween ambiance. How to Create Halloween Decorations with Tea and Teaware Using tea leaves and teaware creatively can add a festive touch to your Halloween party. Here are some fun ideas: "Ghost" Teacup Lanterns Pumpkin Teapot Decoration "Bloody Tea" Table Decoration "Spiderweb" Teaware Display Tea-Stained "Book of Curses" These easy DIY ideas help create a spooky atmosphere with minimal effort while showcasing your love for iTeaworld Loose Leaf Tea. Tea Recommendations for Fall Fall brings cooler temperatures, making it an ideal time for cozy, warming teas. Here are some tea suggestions to enjoy this autumn: Oolong Tea Known for its balance between freshness and richness, the Best Oolong Tea is perfect for adjusting to fall weather. Pu-erh Tea A warming tea with a deep flavor, perfect for fall's cooler days. Black Tea Enjoy a cup of rich and smooth Loose Leaf Black Tea to help digest hearty autumn meals. Green Tea For milder, warmer fall days, Loose Leaf Green Tea offers refreshing, light flavors. A Halloween tea party isn’t just about enjoying delicious teas and treats. With creative decorations, seasonal teas, and festive fun, you’ll create lasting memories for your guests. From a cup of sweet and tart orange Yunnan black tea to a warm pumpkin-spiced oolong, your themed Tea Gift Sets can become a highlight of your event. Embrace the Halloween season and surprise your guests with personalized spooky charm through iTeaworld's Loose Leaf Tea Sampler. Happy brewing!

Jasmine green tea combines the refreshing qualities of loose leaf green tea with the rich fragrance of jasmine flowers, making it a favorite among many tea enthusiasts. But its appeal goes far beyond flavor alone. Jasmine green tea not only provides an aromatic experience for your taste buds but also brings numerous health benefits, including powerful antioxidant protection, stress relief, and immune system support. Whether you're looking to feel energized or relax after a long day, this tea offers a balance of vitality and well-being. What is Jasmine Green Tea? Jasmine green tea is a combination of high-quality Chinese green tea leaves and fresh jasmine flowers. While the jasmine scent is strong, you won’t see jasmine petals in the tea because "Scenting" is the key process in crafting flower teas. Fresh jasmine blossoms are added at night when their fragrance is at its peak, and the tea leaves absorb this scent through layering—the flowers and tea are alternated in layers to ensure the tea absorbs the jasmine aroma fully.This process is repeated several times to ensure the tea fully captures the floral notes. When enjoyed as Loose Leaf Tea, jasmine green tea provides a more authentic and rich flavor, allowing you to experience the full essence of both the tea and the jasmine flowers.   Authentic jasmine green tea not only tastes great but also offers the combined benefits of green tea and jasmine, which is a highlight of Chinese Tea tradition, creating a perfect balance of flavor and health. Nutritional Components of Jasmine Green Tea Jasmine green tea contains many beneficial compounds, including: Catechins: A powerful antioxidant found in loose leaf green tea, protecting the body from oxidative stress and potentially reducing the risk of chronic diseases.Find more green tea with our Green Tea Sampler. >>> Vitamins and Minerals: Green tea contains vitamins like vitamin C and B-complex, as well as essential minerals like magnesium and potassium. Amino Acids: L-theanine, an amino acid found in green tea, promotes relaxation and mental clarity. With such a rich profile of nutrients, jasmine green tea stands out as one of the Best Jasmine Tea to drink, offering both flavor and health benefits. If you're looking for a drink that's both delicious and healthy, jasmine green tea is an ideal choice. Let’s explore the six main benefits of drinking jasmine tea, so you can enjoy not only the fragrance but also a healthier lifestyle. 1. Rich in Antioxidants Jasmine green tea is packed with catechins, a potent antioxidant that combats free radicals in the body. These free radicals can cause cellular damage and contribute to chronic diseases. Drinking jasmine tea regularly helps minimize this damage, potentially reducing the risk of chronic illnesses like heart disease and diabetes. For those who prefer variety, a Loose Leaf Tea Sampler offers a great way to explore different teas. 2. Boosts Metabolism The catechins in Loose Leaf Green Tea don’t just fight free radicals—they also help boost metabolism and fat burning. For those looking to lose weight, adding jasmine green tea to a healthy diet and exercise routine can offer extra metabolic support, speeding up the fat-burning process.Is jasmine green tea good for you? Absolutely, especially if you're aiming to improve metabolism and energy levels. Its combination of Chinese Green Tea and jasmine makes it a perfect choice for those seeking a flavorful yet health-boosting beverage. 3. Protects Heart Health Studies have shown that the polyphenols in tea can help protect LDL cholesterol from oxidation, reducing the risk of arterial plaque buildup. This protective effect lowers the chances of developing heart disease. Regular consumption of jasmine green tea can have a positive impact on cardiovascular health. 4. May Help Prevent Certain Cancers Jasmine green tea is rich in polyphenols, which are powerful antioxidants. These have gained attention for their potential to prevent cancer. In animal studies, polyphenols have been shown to inhibit the growth and spread of tumor cells. While more research is needed in humans, many scientists believe that regular consumption of green tea may help reduce the risk of cancer. Even if this hasn’t been fully proven in humans, enjoying a fragrant cup of Chinese Jasmine Tea is healthy in many other ways. 5. Calming and Relaxing Jasmine green tea doesn’t just energize—it also has calming properties thanks to its unique fragrance and the presence of L-theanine in green tea. L-theanine helps regulate brain activity, reducing anxiety and promoting relaxation. This makes jasmine green tea the perfect companion in a busy lifestyle, helping you stay calm while keeping you alert.Is Chinese green tea and jasmine good for you? Yes, especially when it comes to managing stress and promoting mental clarity. For those looking to share these benefits, a Tea Sampler featuring jasmine green tea can be a thoughtful and health-conscious choice. 6. Strengthens the Immune System Rich in polyphenols and antioxidants, jasmine green tea supports the immune system. The catechins in the tea help protect against common illnesses like the flu and colds, keeping your body healthy. Drinking jasmine green tea regularly offers ongoing immune system support. Is jasmine tea healthy for you? Yes, particularly in boosting your body’s defenses against common illnesses. In conclusion, jasmine green tea offers both a delightful tea-drinking experience and significant health benefits. Whether you're aiming to lose weight, protect your heart, or simply unwind, this tea has something for everyone. As you savor its fragrance, you’re also nourishing your body and mind with a sense of vitality.

In the sweltering summer, tea is not just a beverage but a way to enjoy life. If you're looking for a healthy and refreshing option, Chinese tea is an excellent choice. From aromatic flower teas to refreshing green teas and smooth, sweet loose leaf cold brew tea, Chinese tea offers a wealth of options. Cold Brew Tea: Smooth, Sweet, and Aromatic A must-try in summer is brewing a cup of cold brew tea. The sweetness of iTeaworld's expertly selected loose leaf cold brew tea comes from tea polysaccharides and amino acids, not sugar. The cold brew method enhances the tea's smoothness and brings out a fresher and more pronounced aroma! · Jasmine Green Tea Looking for a refreshing and aromatic cold brew tea? You can't miss this Jasmine Green Tea. The fragrance of this jasmine flower tea is rich and long-lasting, requiring 7 pounds of fresh jasmine flowers to produce 1 pound of tea. The green tea is made from fresh leaves of the Yunnan high mountain large-leaf tea trees, resulting in a brew that is crisp and refreshing. · Rose Black Tea Elegant and fragrant are the perfect descriptors for this Rose Black Tea. Its aroma is exceptionally rich, with 4 pounds of fresh rose petals used to produce 1 pound of black tea. The black tea is made from the fresh leaves of Yunnan Fengqing large-leaf tea trees, resulting in a brew that is full-bodied and sweet. · Fenghuang Dancong Fenghuang Dancong Oolong Tea is known as the "perfume of teas" and is considered one of the best loose leaf tea. The fresh leaves for this Fenghuang Dancong come from hundred-year-old tea trees, making it more durable for multiple infusions, sweeter in taste, and exceptionally refreshing when cold brewed. Find more cold brew tea with our Cold Brew Tea Sampler.>>> Green Tea: Freshness in Various Dimensions China's rich variety of tea plant species and exceptional tea-making craftsmanship have given rise to a diverse array of loose leaf green tea. Whether you prefer a robust, refreshing, or sweet and mellow taste, you can find a corresponding variety in Chinese loose leaf green tea. Imagine experiencing a range of Chinese green tea in summer; you'll discover just how rich and varied freshness can be! · Green Tea Sampler We have curated a collection of some of the most classic Chinese green teas, including Longjing and Biluochun, and created this Green Tea Sampler. With just one box, you can taste green teas from different renowned regions and experience the flavors resulting from various green tea production techniques. · Wild Green Tea This Wild Green Tea stands out for its vibrant and untamed flavor. It comes from the misty high mountain tea regions of Guangxi and is an certified organic loose leaf tea. The initial taste of this Wild Green Tea is slightly bitter, followed by a sweet aftertaste, with a unique and refreshing apple aroma. · Old Tree Green Tea This Old Tree Green Tea is made from the fresh leaves of old tea trees in Yunnan and is highly durable for multiple infusions. It has a sweet and long-lasting taste with a distinctive honey aroma. Jasmine Tea: Summer's Fragrance and Elegance In the summer, it's easy to feel irritable and lethargic. At such times, soothing your mood with the gentle and elegant aroma of jasmine tea is perfect! Jasmine tea also makes delightful tea gift sets for family and friends. · 3 Scented Jasmine Tea As an introductory jasmine tea, this 3 Scented Jasmine Tea has a rich aroma that impresses from the first brew. The green tea base, made from Yunnan high mountain tea, offers a mellow taste. · 9 Scented Jasmine Tea The 9 Scented Jasmine Tea is considered by many to be the best jasmine tea. It is made by infusing green tea with the fragrance of fresh jasmine flowers 9 times. This jasmine tea has a fresh, rich, and long-lasting aroma, with a refreshing, full-bodied taste and a strong, enduring sweet aftertaste. Find more jasmine tea with our Chinese Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> Other Low Oxidation Tea: A Unique Refreshing Experience In addition to the previously mentioned cold brew tea, green tea, and jasmine tea, there are other low oxidation teas that are perfect for summer, offering a distinctive tasting experience. With a diverse range of low oxidation teas available, we recommend using a loose leaf tea sampler to find the tea that suits you best. · TieGuanyin TieGuanyin is one of China's best oolong tea. Our Light-aroma TieGuanyin comes from the core production area in Anxi, Fujian. This TieGuanyin has a sweet and clear taste with a notable natural orchid fragrance, making it excellent for both hot and cold brews. · Wild White Tea The fresh leaves for this Wild White Tea come from wild tea trees in the core white tea production area of Fuding, hand-made by a white tea master with over 40 years of experience. This Wild White Tea has a refreshing and mellow taste, with intertwined aromas of pekoe, floral and fruity notes, and woody scents. Why Choose iTeaworld Summer Tea?  High-Quality Ingredients: We select high-quality loose leaf tea made from hand-picked, tender buds and leaves.  Refined Processing Techniques: Premium fresh leaves undergo meticulous and complex processing techniques, resulting in rich flavors and aromas. Our loose leaf tea can be steeped multiple times, maintaining their aroma and taste.  Rich Aroma and Flavor: The aroma and flavor of our loose leaf tea come from the fresh leaves and unique processing methods, without added sugar or artificial additives. Whether brewed hot or cold, iTeaworld loose leaf tea offers a more intense aroma and a richer taste. Hot Brewed Tea or Cold Brewed Tea for Summer Cooling down? Both hot brewed tea and cold brewed tea can help cool you down in the summer. In hot weather, drinking hot brewed tea can promote blood circulation and induce sweating. The evaporation of sweat helps carry away heat, cooling the body down. Cold brewed tea provides an immediate cooling sensation, helping the body cool down quickly. In humid weather, where sweat doesn't evaporate easily, drinking cold brewed tea is more effective. Which is Healthier: Hot or Cold Brewed Tea? Whether you choose hot brewed or cold brewed tea, the nutritional content of the tea leaves remains largely unchanged. High-quality loose leaf tea provides significant health benefits regardless of the brewing method. There is a difference in caffeine release between the two methods. Hot brewing tends to extract more caffeine from the tea leaves compared to cold brewing. If you are sensitive to caffeine, you might prefer cold brewed tea to enjoy the flavors of loose leaf tea with less caffeine. Stock Up and Save Big on Summer Tea! Don't miss out on these incredible summer deals at iTeaworld. 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Looking for some delicious, uniquely styled, and high-quality gourmet teas? Then you should check out some varieties of Chinese tea. Some famous Chinese tea is true gourmet tea. They not only tantalize your taste buds but also redefine your understanding of tea flavors and aromas. 1. Fenghuang Dancong (Milan Aroma) — High and Enchanting Aroma Excellent teas come from exceptional mountain environments, and Fenghuang Dancong (Milan Aroma), produced in the Fenghuang Mountains of Chaozhou, China, is a prime example. The most distinctive feature of Fenghuang Dancong (Milan Aroma) is its elegant orchid fragrance, combined with a hint of honey aroma. Its scent is both refined and prominent. This tea is a must-try for those who appreciate aromatic gourmet teas. In addition to being delicious on its own, Fenghuang Dancong (Milan Aroma) pairs well with slightly tart fruits and savory snacks. This combination makes for an exceptionally delightful afternoon tea experience. 2. Yunnan Black Tea — Rich, Smooth, and Sweet Aroma Yunnan Black Tea is made from high-quality Yunnan large-leaf tea trees and crafted with exquisite techniques, meeting your finest expectations for black tea. As a gourmet tea, Yunnan Black Tea is not only delightful to drink but also pleasing to the eyes and nose. Its liquor is red and vibrant, and its aroma is sweet, making it a feast for the senses. What makes Yunnan Black Tea particularly beloved is its rich and smooth taste, with layers that are both complex and harmonious. Want to make delicious black tea milk tea? Try Yunnan Black Tea, and you'll be pleasantly surprised. 3. Jasmine Tea — Fresh as the Fragrance of Early Summer Delicious Chinese jasmine tea is typically made using tender loose leaf green tea as the base, absorbing the fragrance of high-quality jasmine flowers from early summer. Jasmine tea usually has a bright orange-yellow liquor and a rich taste. Its aroma is fragrant and strong, making you feel as if there is a bouquet of blooming jasmine flowers nearby. This enchanting fragrance is what makes jasmine tea regarded as one of the best loose leaf tea. In addition to being enjoyed on its own, jasmine tea can also be enhanced with lemon and honey to create a refreshing and fragrant beverage. 4. Da Hong Pao — Unique Rock Charm What would the taste be like if a loose leaf tea came from high mountains covered in rocks? You should taste Da Hong Pao to truly appreciate it. The characteristic feature of premium Da Hong Pao is its "rock charm." This is a unique flavor found in Da Hong Pao from the core region of Wuyi Mountain in China. Therefore, Da Hong Pao is regarded as one of the best oolong tea. Additionally, premium Da Hong Pao has a smooth and textured taste, along with a charming floral and fruity aroma. It's a must-try variety of loose leaf oolong tea. 5. Old Tree Green Tea — Intense, Complex, a Digestive Aid Old tree green tea, also known as raw pu-erh, is a special type of tea originating from the renowned tea-producing region of Yunnan, China. It is typically sun-dried, a process that allows the tea leaves to absorb the full energy of the sunlight. The taste of old tree green tea is intense and complex, which might be a bit challenging for first-time drinkers. But why is ancient tree green tea considered a gourmet tea? Because although it may initially taste bitter, it quickly transitions to a sweet aftertaste that lingers, and its aroma is both fresh and rich. Moreover, old tree green tea has significant health benefits, promoting a comfortable feeling in the body with regular consumption. Its digestive properties make it particularly suitable for drinking after meals. Find more loose leaf green tea with our Green Tea Sampler.>>> One excellent aspect of Chinese tea is that it does not use artificial flavors for seasoning. Instead, it relies solely on unique tea tree varieties and production techniques to create a diverse range of flavors and aromas. We recommend using a loose leaf tea sampler to explore the delicious gourmet teas found in Chinese tea. Tea gift sets containing these gourmet teas also make excellent gifts for family and friends. Additionally, Chinese tea includes unique varieties such as old tree tea and wild tea. If you're interested in trying Chinese organic loose leaf tea, you can explore within the range of old tree tea and wild tea. When making purchases, please ensure to check for organic testing and certification from professional organizations. Whether you prefer a refreshing or bold taste, you can find unique varieties of gourmet teas in Chinese tea. Welcome to explore the rich world of Chinese tea.

Chinese jasmine tea is perhaps one of the most common teas served in Chinese restaurants. If you've ever enjoyed a fragrant, elegant hot tea in a Chinese restaurant, chances are it was Chinese jasmine tea. Curious to learn more about this delicious and aromatic Chinese tea? Below are some questions you might have about drinking Chinese jasmine tea. You don't necessarily need to read in order. You can quickly scan the headings to find the answers to your questions. What is Chinese Jasmine Tea? Chinese jasmine tea is a highly popular type of loose leaf tea in China, with a history of over a thousand years. The production process of Chinese jasmine tea is quite intricate. Its core process involves blending dry teas such as loose leaf green tea, loose leaf black tea, loose leaf oolong tea, etc., with jasmine flowers to allow the dry tea to absorb the aroma of jasmine flowers. The jasmine flowers are then sieved out, leaving the tea with the fragrance of jasmine but without the actual flowers. This is why Chinese jasmine tea is considered one of the best loose leaf tea. There are various types of Chinese jasmine tea, and understanding their types can help you choose the best jasmine tea for you. Based on the type of dry tea used to absorb the jasmine aroma, Chinese jasmine tea can be categorized as: Jasmine Green Tea Jasmine Black Tea Jasmine Oolong TeaJasmine White Tea ... Based on the number of times the dry tea absorbs the jasmine aroma, Chinese jasmine tea can be categorized as: 3-Scenting Jasmine Tea 5-Scenting Jasmine Tea 7-Scenting Jasmine Tea 9-Scenting Jasmine Tea ... Chinese Jasmine Tea vs. Chinese Green Tea About Chinese Green Tea: Chinese green tea refers to leaves from the tea tree (Camellia sinensis) that have undergone three steps: Killing Green, Rolling, and Drying, making it one of the six major types of tea. The production process of green tea preserves more natural substances from fresh leaves, resulting in a clear green tea liquor and greenish leaves. Chinese green tea generally has a fresh and mild fragrance. Find more loose leaf green tea with our Green Tea Sampler.>>> About Chinese Jasmine Tea: Chinese jasmine tea is not one of the six major teas; it's a type of processed tea. It's made by processing dry teas such as green tea, black tea, along with jasmine flowers. The most prominent characteristic of Chinese jasmine tea is its strong jasmine fragrance. Find more loose leaf jasmine tea with our Chinese Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> Many people easily confuse Chinese green tea and Chinese jasmine tea, why is that? It's because many jasmine teas are made by processing loose leaf green tea. This type of jasmine tea is called jasmine green tea, combining the freshness of green tea with the fragrance of jasmine tea. What Makes the Best Jasmine Tea Fragrance? Firstly, jasmine tea made with fresh jasmine flowers has the best and most vibrant fragrance. Some manufacturers opt for dried jasmine flowers to cut costs, so be mindful to avoid such teas when purchasing. Secondly, the quality of the jasmine tea fragrance depends on how many times the dry tea has absorbed the jasmine aroma. In theory, the more times the dry tea absorbs the jasmine fragrance, the better. In practice, it's recommended to use a tea sampler to compare and try different jasmine teas to find the one you like best. If you're interested in tea fragrances, consider trying Chinese loose leaf oolong tea as well. Some renowned best oolong tea like Fenghuang Dancong, Da Hong Pao, and Tie Guanyin all have unique and captivating fragrances. How to Brew Chinese jasmine tea for the Best Flavor? The brewing methods vary for different types of jasmine teas, so follow the brewing instructions on the tea packaging for the best results. Most likely, you'll buy jasmine green tea. Here are some tips for brewing jasmine green tea for the best flavor: Rinse the tea utensils with boiling water:Pre-rinsing the tea utensils not only cleans them but also ensures they have the right temperature for brewing, resulting in better-tasting tea. Use white porcelain or transparent glassware:White porcelain and transparent glassware won't interfere with the jasmine green tea's flavor, highlighting its elegance and freshness. Opt for lower brewing water temperature:The ideal brewing water temperature for jasmine green tea is 80-90 degrees Celsius, which brings out the tea's aroma fully while avoiding bitterness. Use purified or mineral water:High-quality water enhances the flavor of brewed jasmine green tea. It's best to use purified or mineral water for brewing and avoid tap water. Can I Drink Chinese jasmine tea Every Day? For most people, it's fine to drink Chinese jasmine tea daily, as long as you don't consume it in excess. It's generally recommended not to exceed 8 cups per day. Who Should Avoid Drinking Jasmine Tea? People with a naturally cold body constitution or weak gastrointestinal function are not suitable for regular consumption of certain types of jasmine loose leaf tea, such as jasmine green tea. Because jasmine green tea is inherently cooling, frequent consumption by these individuals can exacerbate coldness in the body or cause gastrointestinal discomfort. What Are the Health Benefits of Jasmine Tea? In addition to its delicious taste, jasmine tea offers several health benefits, making it a great gift in tea gift sets for family and friends. Mental Alertness: Jasmine tea contains a moderate amount of caffeine, providing a refreshing and alerting effect that can relieve fatigue and drowsiness. Mood Enhancement: The aromatic fragrance of jasmine tea helps calm emotions and relieve stress. Antioxidant Properties: Jasmine tea contains various natural antioxidants that help eliminate free radicals in the body, offering antioxidant benefits. Antibacterial and Anti-inflammatory:Compounds like tea polyphenols in jasmine tea have antimicrobial properties, aiding in fighting bacteria and inflammation, which can help alleviate skin ulcers and similar conditions. Is Chinese jasmine tea High in Caffeine? Generally speaking, the caffeine content in a cup of Chinese jasmine tea is much lower compared to a cup of coffee. The caffeine content in different varieties of jasmine tea varies, mainly depending on the type of dry tea used to make this tea. For example, jasmine black tea tends to have a relatively higher caffeine content, while jasmine green tea has a relatively lower caffeine content. For the most common jasmine green tea, the caffeine content in a small cup (approximately 250 milliliters) is typically around 15-30mg. Can I Drink Jasmine Tea Before Bed? Whether it's suitable to drink jasmine tea before bed also depends on the type of jasmine tea you're drinking. You can use a loose leaf tea sampler to choose the jasmine tea that suits you. If the jasmine tea you're drinking doesn't make you overly stimulated, then it's fine to consume it in moderation before bed. However, if the jasmine tea makes you alert for several hours, it's best to avoid drinking it before bedtime. Additionally, regardless of the situation, avoid consuming too much jasmine tea before bed, as it can increase your body's burden and lead to increased nighttime urination.

What is Chinese jasmine tea? Chinese jasmine tea is a popular type of tea in China and is often the starting point for many people's journey into Chinese tea. You may have tasted the deliciousness of Chinese jasmine tea in Chinese restaurants. Chinese jasmine tea is renowned for its fresh and lively aroma, often referred to as the "best aroma on earth," and can be classified as one of the best loose leaf tea. Why is Chinese jasmine tea so fragrant? This is due to the exquisite making process of Chinese tea. The key process of jasmine tea is using dried tea leaves to absorb the fragrance of fresh jasmine flowers. After the jasmine flowers have fully released their aroma, the dried tea leaves and flowers are separated. Does Chinese jasmine tea contain jasmine flowers? Many people have surely wondered whether there are jasmine flowers in Chinese jasmine tea. In reality, high-quality Chinese jasmine tea does not contain jasmine flowers. This is determined by the production process of Chinese jasmine tea. After the dried tea leaves have absorbed the fragrance of jasmine flowers, the jasmine flowers are removed. The higher the quality of the jasmine tea, the less residual jasmine flowers there are. When choosing jasmine tea as tea gift sets, it's important to pay attention to this detail. You may have come across some jasmine teas made with dried jasmine flowers. Such jasmine tea not only has a faint aroma but also carries more of the taste of dried flowers rather than fresh jasmine flowers. How does Chinese jasmine tea taste? In Chinese jasmine tea, jasmine green tea is the most common. Jasmine green tea is fresh and fragrant, with a taste that is closer to loose leaf green tea, mainly emphasizing freshness and crispness. If you try jasmine white tea or jasmine oolong tea, their respective tastes are closer to loose leaf white tea or loose leaf oolong tea. What types of jasmine tea are there? As a famous loose leaf tea in China, jasmine tea comes in many varieties. To find the best jasmine tea for you, it's important to try different types and compare them. Categorized by the number of scenting sessions As mentioned earlier, the key process of jasmine tea is using dried tea leaves to absorb the fragrance of fresh jasmine flowers, which is called scenting (Yinzhi). The process of absorbing fragrance once is called one scenting session. Making jasmine tea requires multiple scenting sessions to achieve the best aroma. For beginners, understanding the types of jasmine tea based on the number of scenting sessions is a relatively easy way to comprehend. You can also use a loose leaf tea sampler to compare and try jasmine teas with different numbers of scenting sessions for their taste. Three-scenting jasmine tea Three-scenting jasmine tea is an entry-level variety. The first infusion of three-scenting jasmine tea is very fragrant, but the aroma decreases quickly, and after multiple infusions, the fragrance is lost. Seven-scenting jasmine tea Seven-scenting jasmine tea is of very good quality. After seven scenting sessions, the aroma of jasmine tea is full and sweet without being overpowering. Nine-scenting jasmine tea Nine-scenting jasmine tea represents the top level of jasmine tea, and naturally, it is more expensive. The aroma of nine-scenting jasmine tea is even more fresh, lively, and long-lasting, deserving a careful appreciation. Find more loose leaf jasmine tea with our Chinese Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> Categorized by dry tea types There are various types of dry tea used to absorb the fragrance of jasmine flowers, and based on this dimension, jasmine tea can also be divided into many varieties. Here are some common ones listed below. Jasmine Bi Luo Chun Jasmine Bi Luo Chun has thin and curly dry tea leaves, resembling spirals with visible white tips. When brewed, it looks like rolling white clouds with a greenish soup color. Jasmine Dragon Pearl Jasmine Dragon Pearl has a round shape like pearls and feels substantial when held in hand. After brewing, Jasmine Dragon Pearl has a rich and mellow taste, a bright yellow soup color, and a fresh and strong aroma. Jasmine Da Bai Hao Jasmine Da Bai Hao is made from buds and leaves of big white tea trees and other varieties, characterized by plump buds with many white hairs, uniform and substantial, with a slightly pale yellow color and a rich, fresh, and lively aroma. Why is my brewed jasmine tea bitter? Many people starting to try jasmine tea often have this question about why their jasmine tea turns out bitter. Improper brewing of jasmine tea can indeed lead to bitterness, but that's not how high-quality jasmine tea should taste. To address the bitterness in brewed jasmine tea, you can adjust in these three ways. >Brewing water temperature: Using high-temperature water to brew jasmine tea can result in a bitter taste. Try lowering the water temperature for better results. >Brewing time: Jasmine tea should be brewed for a short time, around ten to twenty seconds, to avoid leaving the tea leaves in the cup for several minutes. >Amount of jasmine tea used: Sometimes, reducing the amount of jasmine tea used can help solve the bitterness issue. Additionally, other factors such as the quality of the jasmine tea and the quality of the brewing water can also affect the taste of jasmine tea. To select high-quality jasmine tea, before purchasing a large quantity, you can try various samples using a tea sampler. If economically feasible, try to buy high-quality jasmine tea and use high-quality water such as mineral water or spring water. This way, you can brew a more delicious jasmine tea.

The Common Ground Between Tea and Meditation Both tea and meditation emphasize inner peace and tranquility. In the process of brewing and savoring tea, we need to focus on the present moment and deeply feel the changes and nuances within it. Meditation similarly aims to achieve a similar effect through practice. It helps us let go of distractions, stress, and anxiety, allowing us to concentrate our attention on the present moment. Whether it's brewing a cup of loose leaf tea or meditating, both can help us settle our minds, balance our emotions, and enhance self-awareness. Such inner calmness aids us in facing life's challenges more effectively and finding genuine peace within. Jasmine Fragrance Soothes Emotions The scent of jasmine has a relaxing and mood-soothing effect. It is this effect that prompts many individuals to choose a steaming, aromatic beverage emitting a rich fragrance to aid in falling asleep at night. Research indicates that the sense of smell is connected to regions in the brain responsible for regulating emotions and stress responses. When we inhale chemicals released under conditions of willingness, pleasure, or relaxation, the brain responds accordingly. These chemicals can help relax the body and mind, reducing feelings of stress and anxiety. Loose leaf jasmine tea is one such beverage that emits a delightful aroma. Premium jasmine tea can be steeped with jasmine flowers up to nine times, earning it a place as one of the best loose leaf tea in China. The volatile compounds found in loose leaf jasmine tea can stimulate the olfactory nerves and produce a relaxing effect by interacting with regions in the brain that regulate emotions. Therefore, smelling the fragrance of jasmine tea before drinking it may induce a sense of greater calmness and relaxation. Why Choose Jasmine Tea Meditation? Jasmine flower tea meditation is a practice that combines the art of tea drinking with meditation, allowing you to find moments of peace amidst the hustle and bustle of life. Unlike traditional meditation, jasmine tea meditation focuses your attention on brewing and savoring jasmine tea, enabling you to deeply appreciate each cup of tea. What You Need for Jasmine Tea Meditation To embark on your journey of jasmine tea meditation, you'll need to prepare some basic essentials, including high-quality jasmine tea, a teapot or gaiwan, a teacup, and a quiet space. Choose a comfortable seating position that allows you to meditate with focus. How to Practice Jasmine Tea Meditation? Pour hot water and brew your favorite jasmine tea. While waiting for the tea leaves to steep, close your eyes, take deep breaths, and try to let go of any distractions. Once the tea is brewed, shift your focus to the aroma, color, and taste of the tea. Savor each sip slowly, feeling the flavor dance in your mouth. This process is about concentration and experiencing the present moment, allowing you to find moments of peace amidst the busyness of life. Find more loose leaf jasmine tea with our Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> The Benefits of Jasmine Tea Meditation Relaxation of Body and Mind In the process of savoring jasmine tea, methods such as adjusting breathing and listening to natural sounds can help us relax our bodies and minds, alleviate stress and anxiety, and bring inner calmness. Enhanced Focus The process of jasmine tea meditation requires attentiveness, patience, and focus. By carefully handling tea utensils, brewing tea leaves, and tasting tea soup, we can improve our concentration and attention to detail. Improved Immunity Jasmine tea contains abundant antioxidants and catechins, which can help boost immunity and prevent diseases. Increased Inner Peace During jasmine tea meditation, methods such as listening to natural sounds and repeating Zen poetry can help us achieve a state of inner tranquility, relieving anxiety and stress. Strengthened Social Experience The process of jasmine tea meditation can be done individually or shared with friends and family, allowing for shared appreciation of the deliciousness and spiritual essence of tea, enhancing social experiences and emotional exchange. If you want to give healthy and delicious gifts to your loved ones and friends, tea gift sets composed of jasmine tea would be an excellent choice. Combining jasmine tea with mindfulness meditation can bring us experiences of relaxation, calmness, focus, and satisfaction. How to Make Jasmine Tea? Making jasmine tea is very simple. Here's a common method: Prepare your materials: Jasmine tea leaves, an appropriate amount of hot water. It's recommended to discover the best jasmine tea for yourself using a loose leaf tea sampler. Place the jasmine tea leaves into a teapot or Gaiwan. Most Chinese jasmine teas are made from loose leaf green tea, which is delicate and not suitable for brewing with boiling water. Use water around 80-90°C, then pour it into the teapot or gaiwan, and steep the jasmine green tea leaves for about 10-20 seconds. Pour the tea soup into a fairness cup, then distribute it into smaller cups for serving. Jasmine tea, as a fragrant and delightful beverage, has the effect of soothing emotional stress. The gentle aroma of jasmine and its active ingredients can help relax the body and mind, alleviate tension and stress, and bring you feelings of tranquility and relaxation. By combining jasmine tea with meditation, you can enjoy the calm and pleasure brought by this fragrant beverage, relieving the emotional stress of everyday life.

Jasmine milk tea is a refreshing and delicious beverage, perfect for enjoying in the spring and summer. The crispness of jasmine tea combines with the smoothness of milk, creating a rich aroma and a full-bodied flavor with distinct layers. Known for its superior fragrance, jasmine tea is often regarded as one of the best loose leaf tea. A well-made jasmine milk tea should fully capture the strengths of jasmine flower tea, with a pure and moderately sweet taste that doesn't overwhelm. Why Make This Beverage? Healthier and more hygienic: Making this beverage at home allows you to select higher quality and healthier ingredients, such as premium loose leaf tea. Unlike commercially available milk teas that may contain various flavorings and additives, homemade milk tea can have certain health benefits. Simple steps: The ingredients required for homemade jasmine milk tea are relatively simple, and the process is not complex. It's easy to make a delicious beverage. Versatility: You can customize your jasmine milk tea by adding your favorite ingredients on top of the basic recipe, creating various flavors of beverages, which can be quite enjoyable. The Ingredients You'll Need Jasmine tea: It is recommended to use jasmine green tea, which uses loose leaf green tea as the dry tea to absorb fresh jasmine aroma. However, if you prefer other flavors, jasmine oolong tea or jasmine black tea made from loose leaf oolong tea or black tea can also be good choices. Whole milk: The quality of the milk largely determines the taste of this beverage. It is recommended to use high-quality, full-bodied whole milk. Hot water: About how to make Jasmine tea, there are some important factors. For instance, Jasmine tea is not suitable for brewing with water at too high a temperature. Water at around 80°C is ideal. Granulated sugar: Granulated sugar is used to caramelize and add sweetness to the beverage. Honey can also be used as a substitute for granulated sugar. Step-by-step Instructions Brewing the tea Take 10 grams of jasmine tea and place it in a large container. Add around 500 milliliters of hot water at approximately 80°C. Stir well, then let it steep for a certain period, preferably not exceeding 6 minutes. Getting the tea soup Filter out the tea leaves to obtain the tea soup. Avoid pressing or squeezing the tea leaves at the bottom, as this can make the tea taste bitter. Making caramel Heat a pan over high heat and add granulated sugar. Stir the sugar for a while, then reduce the heat to low and continue stirring. Once the sugar has melted and turned into a caramel brown color, the caramel is ready. Mixing Take 300 milliliters of the brewed tea infusion and add 300 milliliters of whole milk. Then, according to your taste preferences, add an appropriate amount of caramel. Mix thoroughly, and your delicious jasmine milk tea is ready to be served. How to Choose Jasmine Tea? Visual Inspection Generally, for high-quality jasmine tea, tender buds are preferred, with long and plump strips, abundant white hairs, and no leaves. Following that are one bud with one leaf, two leaves, or more buds, with visible hairs on the buds. As you go down in quality, there are fewer buds and more leaves. Lower-grade teas mainly consist of leaves, with almost no buds or very few buds. It is recommended to use a tea sampler to try out different jasmine teas and find the best jasemine tea for yourself. Aroma Good jasmine tea should emit a strong and lasting aroma from the tea leaves, which is fragrant without being overpowering, and with a refreshing scent that is free from any unpleasant odors. Generally, only jasmine teas that have been steeped multiple times can present an elegant and rich aroma. The number of times the jasmine tea has been steeped is also an important factor to consider. Find more loose leaf jasmine tea with our Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> Is This Beverage High in Caffeine? The caffeine content in jasmine milk tea primarily comes from the selected loose leaf jasmine tea. The caffeine content varies depending on the type of jasmine tea used. Generally, jasmine green tea has a lower caffeine content, jasmine oolong tea has a moderate caffeine content, and jasmine black tea has a relatively higher caffeine content. If you want to make a low-caffeine jasmine milk tea, it is recommended to use jasmine green tea as the base. What Else Can Be Added to Jasmine Milk Tea? Tapioca pearls: You can either make your own or purchase pre-made soft and chewy tapioca pearls to add another layer of chewiness to the jasmine milk tea. Sea salt cream topping: Another option is to add a layer of sea salt cream topping on top of the jasmine milk tea, providing a rich and creamy texture to this delicious beverage. Summer Tea Party Suggestions A summer tea party will be a hit if you serve jasmine milk tea. To make your summer tea party even more enjoyable and interesting, you can prepare ingredients like chilled jasmine tea, whole milk, white sugar, strawberry pieces, pineapple pieces, grape pieces, and mint leaves, allowing everyone to DIY their own drinks. These ingredients can be used to make both jasmine milk tea and jasmine fruit tea. Give it a try, and your tea party might be a huge success!   The refreshing scent of jasmine combined with the creamy richness of milk creates a sweetness that is irresistible. Don't hesitate to try making this delicious beverage yourself. Stock Up and Save Big on Summer Tea! Don't miss out on these incredible summer deals at iTeaworld. 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Jasmine flower tea can be enjoyed all year round, but it is relatively more suitable for consumption in spring. During spring, when everything is rejuvenating and yang energy is rising, it's beneficial to regulate liver qi. Jasmine flower tea contains aromatic substances that have the effect of clearing passages. Drinking fragrant loose leaf jasmine tea not only disperses cold pathogens in the body and promotes the growth of yang energy but also offers a range of other health benefits such as relieving spring fatigue. Loose leaf jasmine teas are particularly suitable as healthy tea gift sets for family and friends. Benefits of Drinking Jasmine Tea in Spring 1.Alleviating Spring Fatigue — Awaken Dormant Vitality During spring, as nature undergoes rejuvenation, the body's biological clock also needs adjustment. The fresh aroma of jasmine tea is unique and prominent among Chinese loose leaf tea. This fresh aroma stimulates the cerebral cortex, enhancing attention and alertness, effectively alleviating symptoms of spring fatigue. By drinking one to two cups of jasmine tea daily, one can significantly feel the rise in energy and improvement in mood. 2.Beauty and Skincare — A Spring Beauty Solution The antioxidant components in jasmine tea, especially jasmine green tea, effectively combat free radicals, slowing down the aging process of the skin and maintaining its elasticity and luster. At the same time, the trace elements in jasmine tea can promote skin metabolism, helping to reduce acne and other skin problems, giving you healthier and more radiant skin in spring. 3.Promoting Heart and Brain Health — Guarding Your Inner Peace Research shows that the natural components in jasmine tea can promote blood circulation and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Furthermore, its unique aroma has significant effects in relieving stress and reducing anxiety, helping to improve sleep quality. Regular consumption of jasmine tea can enhance heart function, maintain brain vitality, and is a simple and effective way to maintain heart and brain health. 4.Boosting Immunity — Nature's Defense Shield Jasmine tea contains rich antioxidants such as catechins and anthocyanins, which have significant anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. These components help the body resist inflammation-related diseases and fight against some bacteria and viruses, protecting the body from infection. Especially in spring, when there is increased activity of bacteria and viruses in the external environment, jasmine tea becomes a natural choice for enhancing personal immunity. 5.Improving Digestive Function — A Gentle Aid to Digestion The natural aromatic components in jasmine tea can promote gastric secretion, aiding digestion and relieving stomach bloating discomfort. Long-term consumption can improve gastrointestinal function, stimulate appetite, and provide a better environment for nutrient absorption in the body. Furthermore, jasmine tea has a gentle diuretic effect, aiding in the elimination of toxins from the body, further optimizing the health of the digestive system. Find more loose leaf jasmine tea with our Jasmine Tea Sampler. >>> How to Properly Enjoy Jasmine Tea? Suitable Brewing Temperature: Most loose leaf jasmine teas are based on loose leaf green tea, with some also incorporating loose leaf oolong tea. The brewing temperature for jasmine tea should not be too high, generally ranging from 80°C to 90°C. The method of how to make jasmine tea is crucial. Excessive heat can destroy the aromatic oils and nutrients in the tea leaves, affecting the taste and health benefits of jasmine tea. When to Enjoy: Drinking jasmine tea in the morning can freshen the mood and kickstart the day's energy. Additionally, drinking it in the afternoon can help refresh the mind and relieve fatigue. It is advisable to avoid drinking jasmine tea on an empty stomach or before bedtime to prevent interference with digestion or sleep. Suitable Drinking Frequency: To experience the health benefits of jasmine tea, it is recommended to drink it regularly at a certain frequency. Consuming 2-3 times a day, with 1-2 cups each time, in moderate amounts, allows the body to gradually experience the positive changes brought by jasmine tea. Furthermore, with a wide variety of jasmine teas available, finding the best jasmine tea that suits oneself is important. It is recommended to use a tea sampler to explore and discover the best loose leaf tea that suits one's taste preferences. Spring Jasmine Tea Pairings Jasmine tea can be enjoyed not only on its own but also paired with other teas or ingredients to gain corresponding health benefits. Here are some recommended pairings: 1.Jasmine Longan Tea Ingredients: Jasmine Tea + Longan + Mulberry These ingredients all have excellent antioxidant effects. Drinking them together can promote beauty and whitening. 2.Jasmine Pear Tea Ingredients: Jasmine Tea + Pear This combination has good effects in moistening the lungs and relieving coughs. With the changing temperatures in spring, people are prone to colds. When experiencing discomfort in the throat, brewing a cup of jasmine pear tea can alleviate the symptoms. 3.Jasmine Chrysanthemum Tea Ingredients: Jasmine Tea + Honeysuckle + Chrysanthemum The aroma of jasmine tea has excellent stress-relieving effects. Meanwhile, honeysuckle and chrysanthemum both have calming and soothing effects, helping to relax the mind and body and promote sleep. This combination of ingredients can effectively relieve stress and reduce pressure. In addition to these pairings with significant health benefits, jasmine tea can also be combined with various ingredients to create delicious beverages, such as jasmine milk tea. Who Should Drink Jasmine Tea? 1.Office Workers and Students The main benefits of jasmine tea are its ability to soothe the liver, relieve depression, and clear turbidity, which have a significant effect on uplifting the spirit. Jasmine tea can help regulate the brain, improve memory, and enhance learning efficiency, providing certain benefits to office workers and students. 2.Those with Excessive Internal Heat Jasmine tea has a sweet and fragrant taste and is a cooling beverage, possessing the effect of clearing heat and detoxification. For individuals experiencing symptoms of internal heat such as dry mouth, thirst, and constipation, drinking jasmine tea can alleviate these symptoms. 3.Middle-aged and Elderly Individuals Drinking jasmine tea is highly beneficial for middle-aged and elderly individuals. It can effectively protect the heart and prevent cardiovascular diseases. Daily consumption of floral tea can reduce the risk factors for the onset of existing cardiovascular diseases by about 45%.

Jasmine tea is a fragrant and soothing beverage that has been enjoyed for centuries. It is known for its delicate floral aroma and subtle flavor, making it a popular choice among tea enthusiasts around the world.   However, with so many Chinese jasmine tea varieties available, it can be challenging to determine which one is best suited for your taste preferences. In this article, we will explore the different types of jasmine tea and help you discover the one that is perfect for you. Jasmine Tea Varieties Jasmine Green Tea Jasmine green tea is the most common and widely available variety of jasmine tea. It is made by scenting green tea leaves with jasmine blossoms. The delicate jasmine aroma blends harmoniously with the grassy notes of green tea, creating a refreshing and balanced cup of tea.   If you enjoy light and floral flavors, jasmine green tea is an excellent choice for you. Jasmine Pearl Tea Jasmine pearl tea, also known as jasmine dragon pearls, is a premium variety of jasmine tea. It is made by hand-rolling young green tea leaves into small pearls and then scenting them with jasmine flowers. This labor-intensive process results in a tea that is visually stunning and has a more intense flavor compared to jasmine green tea. The tightly rolled pearls slowly unfurl during brewing, releasing the jasmine fragrance and creating a rich and aromatic brew. If you appreciate the artistry of tea-making and desire a stronger jasmine flavor, jasmine pearl tea is the way to go. Jasmine White Tea Jasmine white tea is a rare and delicate variety that combines the subtle flavors of white tea with the floral essence of jasmine. The tea leaves are harvested when they are young and covered with silver-white downy hairs, giving the tea its name.   The jasmine blossoms are then layered with the tea leaves, allowing the fragrance to infuse gently. The resulting brew is light, fragrant, and slightly sweet. If you prefer a milder and more nuanced tea experience, jasmine white tea is an excellent choice. Jasmine Oolong Tea Jasmine oolong tea combines the characteristics of oolong tea with the captivating aroma of jasmine. Oolong tea is partially oxidized, resulting in a flavor profile that falls between green and black tea. The leaves are carefully scented with jasmine flowers, creating a unique blend of flavors. Jasmine oolong tea offers a more robust and complex taste compared to other jasmine teas, with floral and fruity notes balanced by the natural sweetness of oolong tea. If you enjoy a Chinese tea with depth and a lingering aftertaste, jasmine oolong tea is the perfect option for you. Jasmine Herbal Tea For those seeking a caffeine-free alternative, jasmine herbal tea is an excellent choice. Instead of using tea leaves, this variety is made by blending jasmine blossoms with herbs such as chamomile or mint. The result is a soothing and aromatic infusion that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Jasmine herbal tea offers a calming experience and is particularly popular for its relaxation and stress-relief properties.  What's Best Jasmine Tea for You? Not the more expensive jasmine tea is the better for you, in order to find your best jasmine tea you should consider the following factors. Flavor Profile Consider the flavor profile you prefer. Jasmine green tea offers a light and refreshing taste with floral notes, while jasmine pearl tea tends to have a stronger jasmine flavor due to the tightly rolled pearls. Jasmine white tea has a milder and sweeter taste, while jasmine oolong tea offers a more complex and robust flavor. Think about whether you enjoy delicate and subtle flavors or prefer stronger and more pronounced tastes. Aroma Jasmine tea is renowned for its fragrant aroma. Some teas have a more intense jasmine scent, while others may have a milder fragrance. If you enjoy a tea with a captivating and prominent floral aroma, jasmine pearl tea or jasmine oolong tea may be the right choice. If you prefer a lighter and more delicate aroma, jasmine green tea or jasmine white tea might be more suitable. Caffeine Content Consider your caffeine tolerance and preferences. Jasmine green tea and jasmine oolong tea contain caffeine, while jasmine white tea and herbal jasmine teas are typically caffeine-free. If you are sensitive to caffeine or prefer to avoid it, the caffeine-free options might be the best fit for you. Brewing Method Different jasmine teas may require specific brewing methods to bring out their best flavors. Some teas may require lower water temperatures or shorter steeping times, while others can withstand higher temperatures and longer steeping periods. Consider your preferred brewing method and whether you are willing to experiment with different techniques to achieve the desired taste. Personal Preference Ultimately, personal preference plays a significant role in choosing the right jasmine tea. It may be beneficial to try different varieties, such as green, pearl, white, oolong, or herbal jasmine teas, to determine which one resonates with your taste buds and brings you the most enjoyment. Quality and Source Pay attention to the quality and source of the jasmine tea. Look for teas made from high-quality tea leaves and authentic jasmine blossoms. Consider purchasing from reputable tea brands or specialty tea shops known for their commitment to quality and sourcing practices. Experimentation Don't be afraid to experiment and try different jasmine tea varieties. Every individual has unique taste preferences, so exploring different options is the best way to find the jasmine tea that suits you best. Start with small quantities or sampler packs to sample a variety of jasmine teas before committing to larger quantities. Iteaworld Chinese Jasmine Tea iteworld brings you exquisite loose leaf tea sampler! You will taste four different flavors of jasmine tea, they are BiLuoChun, MaoJian, ZhenWang and BaiHao.   This Tea Sampler can be one of the best tea gifts for your family and friends！ Find your favorite Chinese Jasmine Tea There are many varieties of jasmine tea. Whether it's the classic Jasmine Green Tea, the tantalizing Jasmine Pearl Tea, the delicate Jasmine White Tea, the complex Jasmine Oolong Tea, or the caffeine-free Jasmine Herbal Tea, each variety has its own unique appeal.When choosing a jasmine tea variety, it is important to consider your personal flavor preferences. Whether you prefer a light floral flavor or a stronger brew, there is a jasmine tea for everyone. 

Jasmine tea, renowned for its delicate floral aroma and captivating flavors, holds a special place in the hearts of tea enthusiasts worldwide. We invite you to embark on a sensory journey with our Jasmine Tea Sampler. From the subtle nuances of 3-scented tea to the indulgent richness of 9-scented tea, our sampler allows you to savor the essence of Chinese spring and develop a deeper appreciation for the world of Jasmine tea. Unveiling the Essence of Chinese Jasmine Tea Jasmine tea has a long-standing tradition in Chinese culture, with its origins dating back centuries. Crafted through the meticulous process of "scenting," where tea leaves are infused with jasmine essence, this tea captures the delicate fragrance and flavors of the jasmine flower.   The higher the scenting level, the more time-consuming the crafting process, resulting in a premium-quality tea. What you may want to know about jasmine tea? What does jasmine tea taste like? When brewed, jasmine tea unveils a harmonious combination of floral and vegetal notes. The taste is often described as smooth, mellow, and subtly sweet, with a lingering aftertaste. The taste of jasmine tea can also be influenced by factors such as the brewing time, water temperature, and the specific variety of jasmine tea chosen. Some jasmine teas may have subtle hints of fruitiness or a light, honey-like sweetness. How long to steep jasmine tea? The steeping time for jasmine tea can vary depending on personal preference and the specific type of jasmine tea you are using. Jasmine tea is typically brewed using water that is around 175°F (80°C). The recommended steeping time for jasmine tea is usually between 2 to 3 minutes. If you prefer a stronger flavor, you can steep the tea for a slightly longer duration, but be cautious not to exceed 4 minutes to avoid bitterness. How much caffeine in jasmine tea? A cup of jasmine tea brewed from green tea leaves contains about 20-30 milligrams of caffeine per 8-ounce (240 ml) serving. In general, jasmine tea tends to have a lower caffeine content compared to other types of tea such as black tea . If you are particularly sensitive to caffeine or prefer to limit your intake, you may opt for a shorter steeping time or choose a lower-caffeine variety of chinese tea for your jasmine tea. What is China jasmine tea good for? The all-powerful antioxidants in jasmine tea can help support your immune system by fighting bacteria and infections. As well as this, the tea has anti-inflammatory properties, so it can help reduce pain and prevent general damage to your body. What are the types of jasmine tea? There are many types of tea sets, including jasmine Biluochun, jasmine Maojian, jasmine Zhenwang, Jasmine White Tea, jasmine black tea and jasmine oolong tea. How do you use Chinese jasmine tea? Chinese jasmine tea can be used in many ways. The most traditional and popular method is to brew Chinese jasmine tea with hot water. In the summer, you can also enjoy refreshing cold brew jasmine tea by steeping the tea leaves in cold water. Jasmine tea can be used as an ingredient in cooking and baking, it can be added to desserts, sauces, marinades, and even used as a flavoring for rice. Is it OK to drink jasmine tea everyday? Yes, you can drink jasmine tea every day. You can drink about 2-3 cups of jasmine tea daily to reap the health benefits and boost metabolism. Get Unique Jasmine Tea Sampler Experience Our Jasmine Tea Sampler includes four distinct varieties of jasmine tea, each offering a unique sensory experience.   Jasmine Bi Luo Chun (3-Scent) Delight in the subtle and refreshing flavors of Jasmine Bi Luo Chun, a fusion of tender leaves and jasmine essence. Crafted through a meticulous 3-scenting process, this tea captures the essence of spring and offers a mellow taste with a moderate intensity of jasmine fragrance. Jasmine Mao Jian (5-Scent) Experience the harmonious balance of Jasmine Mao Jian, where fine leaves intertwine with jasmine essence in a nuanced cup. Perfected through a careful 5-scenting process, this tea offers a sweet and mellow flavor with a refreshing hint of aftertaste and a pronounced jasmine aroma. Jasmine Zhen Wang (7-Scent) Indulge in the regal sophistication of Jasmine Zhen Wang, a blend of royal leaves and jasmine essence. Achieved through a perfected 7-scenting process, this tea delivers a fresh, smooth taste with an evident aftertaste and a rich jasmine fragrance. Jasmine Bai Hao (9-Scent) Immerse yourself in the pinnacle of craftsmanship with Jasmine Bai Hao, combining intense jasmine fragrance with Bai Hao leaves in an exceptional 9-scenting process. This tea boasts a crisp and robust flavor, a strong and lingering aftertaste, and a distinct 'rock sugar sweetness' in its rich and lasting jasmine aroma. Tea Bags Included To ensure your tea moments are worry-free, our Tea Sampler includes 20 complimentary biodegradable tea bags. These corn starch tea bags make brewing effortless and convenient, eliminating the need for a separate filter. Whether you're at home, in the office, or on the go, you can savor your favorite jasmine tea anywhere with ease. Brewing Techniques and Versatility Jasmine tea offers versatility in brewing styles, allowing you to unlock its full flavor potential. The Kung Fu Tea Brewing Method, the Cold Brewing Method, and the Tea Bag Brewing Method all provide unique ways to enjoy the nuanced taste and aroma of jasmine tea. From traditional brewing techniques to modern cold brews, you can tailor your tea experience to your preferences. Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Commitment At iteaworld, we are committed to sustainable development and eco-friendly practices. With our packaging made from FSC-certified paper and soy ink, we prioritize the protection of nature, one sip at a time. (White Jasmine Tea) By choosing iteaworld Tea Sampler, you not only indulge in exquisite tea but also contribute to a greener future. Enjoy jasmine tea this spring Jasmine flower tea captivates with its enchanting floral aroma and delicate flavor, making it a beloved choice among tea enthusiasts. This aromatic infusion combines the antioxidant-rich properties of tea with the calming and soothing effects of jasmine flowers. Chinese Jasmine Tea brings you a new tea tasting experience in spring.

Jasmine tea, with its delicate floral aroma, is a beloved beverage known for its soothing qualities. In this article, we will delve into the art of flavoring jasmine tea, exploring various methods and combinations to create a personalized and delightful tea experience. Understanding the Basics of Jasmine Tea  Jasmine tea originates from China and is made by combining green tea leaves with jasmine blossoms. The delicate floral aroma of the jasmine flowers permeates the tea, creating a harmonious blend of flavors.     Jasmine tea is typically known for its subtle sweetness and a hint of floral fragrance. By flavoring Chinese jasmine tea, you can further elevate its taste profile to suit your preferences. How to Flavor Your Jasmine Tea?  Natural Additions: Citrus, Mint, Ginger, and Honey One of the simplest ways to flavor your jasmine tea is by incorporating natural additions. Citrus fruits like lemon, lime, and orange can provide a refreshing and tangy twist to your loose leaf tea. Squeeze a slice of your preferred citrus fruit into your cup of jasmine tea to infuse it with a vibrant citrus flavor.Another option is to add a sprig of fresh mint leaves, which will impart a cool and invigorating taste to your tea. For those who enjoy a hint of spiciness, slice a small piece of fresh ginger and add it to your jasmine tea. This will introduce a warm and distinctive kick to the overall flavor profile. If you prefer a touch of sweetness, stir in a teaspoon of honey to balance the floral notes of the jasmine tea. Fruit Infusions: Berries, Peach, Mango, Apple, and Pear  Fruit infusions can bring a burst of natural sweetness and fruity flavors to your jasmine tea. Crush a few fresh berries, such as strawberries or raspberries, and steep them with your jasmine tea to create a delightful and refreshing infusion. The natural sugars from the berries will infuse into the tea, adding a subtle sweetness and a hint of tartness. For a tropical twist, add diced pieces of fresh or frozen peach or mango to your tea during the brewing process. The juicy and aromatic characteristics of these fruits will blend harmoniously with the floral notes of the jasmine tea, transporting you to a tropical paradise with every sip. If you prefer a milder fruit infusion, consider slicing an apple or pear and simmering it with your jasmine tea. This gentle simmering process will release the flavors of the fruits, resulting in a fragrant and subtly sweet infusion that complements the delicate nature of jasmine tea. Floral Enhancements: Rose Petals, Lavender, and Chamomil Adding floral elements to your jasmine tea can create a truly enchanting experience. Dried rose petals can be mixed with the jasmine tea leaves before brewing, infusing the tea with a delicate and romantic blend of floral flavors. The combination of jasmine and roses creates a harmonious symphony of scents and tastes.Lavender, with its calming and aromatic properties, can be added in small quantities to your jasmine tea for a soothing infusion. The gentle floral notes of lavender will complement the jasmine tea, enhancing its relaxing qualities and providing a serene tea-drinking experience.Chamomile, known for its calming effects, can be blended with jasmine tea to create a soothing and floral infusion. This combination is perfect for those seeking a tea that promotes relaxation and tranquility. Spices and Herbs: Cinnamon, Cardamom, Star Anise, Cloves, Basil, and Lemongrass Spices and herbs can add depth and complexity to your loose leaf tea sampler, transforming it into a truly unique and flavorful brew. Cinnamon sticks or crushed cardamom pods can be added to your tea for a warm and comforting flavor. These spices infuse the tea with their aromatic qualities, creating a cozy and inviting cup. For a hint of spiciness, consider adding star anise or cloves to your jasmine tea. These spices bring a unique and exotic twist to the flavor profile, adding a touch of intrigue to your tea experience.If you prefer herbal accents, fresh basil leaves or lemongrass stalks can be steeped with your jasmine tea. The herbal infusion will provide a refreshing and aromatic dimension to your tea, invigorating your senses with every sip. Conclusion Flavoring your tea sampler opens up a world of possibilities, allowing you to personalize your tea experience and explore a wide range of delightful flavors. Whether you prefer natural additions like citrus and herbs, infused fruits, or the aromatic touch of floral enhancements and spices, each method brings its own unique charm to your loose leaf tea sampler. By experimenting with different combinations and proportions, you can create a tea that perfectly suits your taste preferences and mood. 

Chinese Jasmine tea, with its captivating floral aroma and delicate flavor, has been a beloved beverage for centuries. While savoring this traditional tea on its own is a delightful experience, pairing it with food can elevate your taste buds to new heights. In this article, we will explore how to pair Chinese Jasmine tea with food.   Understanding Chinese Jasmine Tea Chinese Jasmine tea is typically made by combining high-quality green tea leaves with freshly harvested jasmine blossoms. The tea leaves are carefully layered with the flowers, allowing them to absorb the sweet, floral fragrance. The result is an exquisite tea with a smooth, grassy flavor and a captivating aroma. You can find jasmine oolong tea, jasmine green tea, jasmine pearl tea and more.    At itaworld, you can find our jasmine tea. This jasmine tea sampler contains four jasmine tea types, namely Bi Luo Chun, Mao Jian, ZhenWang and Bai Hao.Beautifully packaged and made with intricate craftsmanship, this jasmine tea sampler is suitable for beginners and jasmine tea lovers.  Pairing Tips for Chinese Jasmine Tea Steamed Seafood and Dim Sum Chinese Jasmine tea pairs beautifully with steamed seafood, such as fish, shrimp, or scallops. The tea's floral notes complement the delicate flavors of the seafood, creating a harmonious combination. Additionally, it is a classic pairing with traditional dim sum dishes, enhancing the overall dining experience. Light Vegetables and Stir-Fries Jasmine tea brings a refreshing element to light vegetable dishes. Pair it with stir-fried bok choy, snow peas, or broccoli to add a subtle floral layer to the greens. The tea's bright flavors can balance the earthiness of the vegetables, resulting in a well-rounded and satisfying combination. Roasted or Grilled Meats For heartier dishes, consider pairing Chinese Jasmine tea with roasted or grilled meats. The tea's floral aroma can cut through the richness of the meat, providing a refreshing contrast. Try it with roasted chicken, char siu (barbecue pork), or grilled lamb for a delightful balance of flavors. Jasmine tea paired with roasted or grilled meats will be a delightful surprise at your summer party. Imagine enjoying delicious grilled meats and sipping on refreshing jasmine tea in a summer setting—what a wonderful experience that would be. Fragrant Rice and Noodle Dishes Pairing Chinese Jasmine tea with fragrant rice or noodle dishes is a match made in culinary heaven. The tea's floral essence enhances the aroma of jasmine rice and complements the flavors of dishes like fried rice, biryani, or noodle stir-fries. This combination offers a delightful interplay of scents and tastes. Light Pastries and Desserts Chinese Jasmine tea pairs well with light pastries and desserts, especially those with floral or fruity elements. Sip the tea alongside jasmine-infused cakes, fruit tarts, or lychee-flavored desserts. This pairing is also a classic choice for summer picnics or tea parties. The tea's subtle sweetness and floral notes harmonize with these delicate treats, creating a delightful balance. What are Key considerations? Tea's Intensity Chinese Jasmine tea can vary in intensity, depending on the quality of the tea leaves and the duration of the scenting process. When pairing it with food, consider the strength of the tea sampler. Lighter Jasmine teas work well with delicate dishes, while stronger ones can stand up to bolder flavors. Temperature Consider the temperature of both the tea and the food. Hot Jasmine tea can be a comforting match for warm dishes, while chilled or iced Jasmine tea provides a refreshing contrast to spicy or fried foods. Experiment and Trust Your Palate Don't be afraid to explore and experiment with different food pairings. Personal preferences vary, so trust your taste buds and discover your own favorite tea combinations. Quality Matters Opt for high-quality Jasmine tea to ensure the best flavor and aroma. Look for teas made with fresh jasmine blossoms and loose-leaf tea for the most authentic and enjoyable experience. Stock Up and Save Big on Summer Tea! Don't miss out on these incredible summer deals at iTeaworld. With discounts of 20% sitewide + an extra 5% off on Summer Teas, it's the perfect time to stock up on all your favorite loose leaf teas, with total savings up to 25% off.Free Wild Tea Sample with All Orders + First Order Free Shipping Code: FIRSTSHIP (Over $9) Indulge your passion for tea exploration with our new Summer Tea Sampler or expand your collection with our refreshing Green, Jasmine or Cold Brew Tea selections. Whatever your tea tastes, you can enjoy the refreshing and cooling benefits of tea every day while saving money. It's also the ideal opportunity to gift the joy of tea to loved ones this summer.Subscribe For A Chance To Win Ultra-Rare Free Yellow Tea! Wrap your loved ones in the refreshing embrace of tea this summer, adorned with the season's most delightful discounts! Get 20% off on all teas, plus an extra 5% off on summer teas for a total of up to 25% off. Enjoy the perfect summer with loose leaf teas!Please note that 20% OFF Sitewide + 5% OFF Summer Tea Products (Discounts apply automatically at checkout). Conclusion Pairing Chinese Jasmine tea with food is a delightful way to explore the interplay of flavors and aromas. Whether you choose to pair it with seafood, vegetables, meats, or desserts, the key is to find a harmonious balance that enhances both the tea and the food. Remember to consider the intensity of the Chinese tea, experiment with different dishes, and trust your palate to create memorable and enjoyable combinations. 

Jasmine tea is renowned for its delicate floral aroma and soothing taste. Its versatility extends beyond the teacup, as it can add a unique twist to cocktails. Whether you're hosting a party or simply looking to elevate your mixology skills, incorporating Jasmine tea into your cocktails can offer a refreshing and aromatic experience. In this article, we will explore six tips to help you create delightful Jasmine tea cocktails that will impress your guests.  Selecting the Perfect Jasmine Tea The foundation of any great cocktail lies in the quality of its ingredients. When it comes to best jasmine tea, opt for loose-leaf teas rather than tea bags. Loose-leaf teas tend to provide a more robust and authentic flavor. Look for high-quality teas that offer a strong and fragrant jasmine aroma to ensure that the floral notes shine through in your cocktails. What are the types of jasmine tea? · Jasmine Green Tea Jasmine Green Tea is made by blending high-quality green tea leaves with jasmine blossoms. The tea leaves are harvested, processed, and then layered with fresh jasmine flowers. As the flowers bloom, their aroma is absorbed by the tea leaves, infusing the tea with the distinctive floral fragrance. The result is a light and smooth tea with a balanced combination of grassy notes from the green tea and the sweet, floral essence of jasmine. · Jasmine Pearl Tea Jasmine Pearl Tea, also known as Jasmine Dragon Pearls, is a specialty type of Jasmine tea that undergoes a more intricate production process. It is made by hand-rolling tightly curled tea leaves into small pearls, which are then scented with jasmine blossoms. The rolling process helps preserve the tea's flavor and aroma.  · Jasmine White Tea Jasmine White Tea is made from young tea buds and leaves that are picked before they fully open. The delicate nature of white tea combined with the jasmine blossoms results in a milder and subtler flavor profile. It offers a light and refreshing cup with a gentle floral aroma. · Jasmine Oolong Tea Jasmine Oolong Tea combines the rich and complex flavors of loose leaf oolong tea with the floral fragrance of jasmine. Oolong teas are partially oxidized, resulting in a wide range of flavors, from light and floral to darker and more roasted notes.  Cold Brew for a Smooth Flavor To extract the delicate flavors of Jasmine tea without any bitterness, consider cold brewing the tea. Cold brewing involves steeping the tea leaves in cold water for an extended period, typically several hours or overnight. This method allows the flavors to infuse gently, resulting in a smoother and less astringent taste. The resulting cold-brewed Jasmine tea is perfect as a base for your cocktails. Experiment with Flavor Combinations Jasmine tea serves as an excellent canvas for creative flavor combinations. Consider adding fresh fruits like peaches, strawberries, or citrus fruits to your cocktails. These fruity additions can complement and enhance the floral notes of the tea. Additionally, herbs such as mint or basil can add a refreshing twist and bring new dimensions to your Jasmine tea cocktails. Don't be afraid to experiment with different ingredients to discover unique and delightful flavor profiles. Sweeten with Simple Syrup To achieve a well-balanced cocktail, it's crucial to incorporate the right amount of sweetness. Simple syrup, made by dissolving equal parts sugar and water, is an excellent choice for sweetening Jasmine tea cocktails. To infuse additional flavors, consider creating flavored syrups using ingredients like vanilla or lavender. Adjust the sweetness to your preference by adding more or less syrup, ensuring it complements the flavors of the Jasmine tea. Enhance with Spirits or Liqueurs To elevate your Jasmine tea cocktails, consider incorporating spirits or liqueurs that complement the delicate flavors of the tea. Vodka, gin, rum, or even elderflower liqueur can work harmoniously with Jasmine tea. Experiment with different combinations to find the perfect balance of flavors that suits your palate. Remember to start with smaller amounts of alcohol and adjust accordingly to maintain the integrity of the tea's taste. Creative Garnishes for Visual Appeal Aesthetics play a significant role in the overall cocktail experience. Elevate your Jasmine tea cocktails with creative and visually appealing garnishes. Fresh jasmine flowers, edible flowers, or citrus twists make stunning and aromatic additions. Sprigs of mint or slices of fruit can also enhance the flavors and add a touch of elegance to your drinks. Experiment with different garnishes to create a visually captivating and enticing presentation. Stock Up and Save Big on Summer Tea! Don't miss out on these incredible summer deals at iTeaworld. With discounts of 20% sitewide + an extra 5% off on Summer Teas, it's the perfect time to stock up on all your favorite loose leaf teas, with total savings up to 25% off.Free Wild Tea Sample with All Orders + First Order Free Shipping Code: FIRSTSHIP (Over $9) Indulge your passion for tea exploration with our new Summer Tea Sampler or expand your collection with our refreshing Green, Jasmine or Cold Brew Tea selections. Whatever your tea tastes, you can enjoy the refreshing and cooling benefits of tea every day while saving money. It's also the ideal opportunity to gift the joy of tea to loved ones this summer.Subscribe For A Chance To Win Ultra-Rare Free Yellow Tea! Wrap your loved ones in the refreshing embrace of tea this summer, adorned with the season's most delightful discounts! Get 20% off on all teas, plus an extra 5% off on summer teas for a total of up to 25% off. Enjoy the perfect summer with loose leaf teas!Please note that 20% OFF Sitewide + 5% OFF Summer Tea Products (Discounts apply automatically at checkout). Conclusion Incorporating Chinese Jasmine tea into your cocktail repertoire opens a world of possibilities. Remember to select high-quality tea, cold brew for a smoother flavor, experiment with flavors, sweeten with simple syrup, enhance with spirits or liqueurs, and garnish creatively. With these tips in mind, you'll be well on your way to impressing your guests with refreshing and captivating chinese tea cocktails. Cheers to your mixology adventures!

What is green tea? Loose leaf green tea is one type among the six major types of tea in China. The main difference from other loose leaf teas such as loose leaf oolong tea and loose leaf black tea among the six major teas is that loose leaf green tea is non-fermented. The production process of loose leaf green tea mainly includes Shaqing (killing green), Rounian (rolling), and drying. This processing method aims to preserve the green color of the tea leaves, hence the prominent quality characteristic of green tea is "clear soup and green leaves." There is a wide variety of loose leaf green teas in China, with over a hundred different types. Famous green teas include Longjing tea, Biluochun, Huangshan Maofeng, and Liuan Guapian, among others. What is jasmine tea? Loose leaf jasmine tea is a special type of tea in China that cannot simply be classified as one of the six major teas. Jasmine tea is made by blending and scenting tea leaves with fresh jasmine flowers, allowing the tea leaves to absorb the floral fragrance. The aroma of high-quality jasmine tea is fresh, lively, and long-lasting, earning it the title of the "first fragrance on earth." So, what type of tea leaves are used to absorb the floral fragrance of jasmine flowers? In actual practice, various loose leaf teas are used, including loose leaf green tea, loose leaf black tea, loose leaf oolong tea, and loose leaf white tea, among others. I'm confused, is jasmine tea considered green tea? At this point, some may wonder whether jasmine tea is a type of green tea. In reality, most of the time, the jasmine tea you encounter is also considered green tea. The most common method involves using loose leaf green tea as the base to absorb the fragrance of jasmine flowers. Therefore, the jasmine tea you purchase is likely to be jasmine green tea. Common varieties of jasmine green tea include Jasmine Longjing, Jasmine Biluochun, and Jasmine Needle King, among others. Differences in Taste and Aroma between Jasmine Tea and Green Tea Generally speaking, loose leaf green tea has a refreshing taste with a slight bitterness. The aroma of loose leaf green tea tends to be clear and elegant, a fragrance that requires careful appreciation. The taste of jasmine tea is determined by the base tea used in its production. For example, the taste of Jasmine Green Tea is very similar to that of loose leaf green tea, while Jasmine Black Tea has a taste resembling that of loose leaf black tea. In terms of aroma, jasmine tea is characterized by a strong floral scent accompanying the tea fragrance. If you brew a cup of jasmine tea, its aroma is something that cannot be ignored. Differences in Production Regions between Jasmine Tea and Green Tea The production regions for loose leaf green tea in China are extremely widespread, including provinces such as Henan, Guizhou, Jiangxi, Anhui, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Hunan, Hubei, Guangxi, and Fujian. In comparison, the production areas for jasmine tea are much fewer. Jasmine tea originated in Fuzhou, Fujian, and currently, it is also produced in locations like Hengxian in Guangxi and Suzhou in Jiangsu. Jasmine Tea Recommendations If you are trying jasmine tea for the first time, it is advisable to start with the most common jasmine green teas. Initially, names like Jasmine Longjing, Jasmine Biluochun, and Jasmine Needle King may seem perplexing. Another approach to selecting jasmine tea is based on the number of times it has been scented with jasmine. It is recommended to try different samples using a tea sampler to discover the jasmine tea that suits your taste. 1.Jasmine Tea of 3 scenting sessions Jasmine Tea of 3 scenting sessions can be a beginner's choice for jasmine tea. It is relatively economical and easy on the wallet. This type of jasmine tea achieves a balance between tea fragrance and floral aroma. Upon the first infusion, the aroma fills the room, but it gradually dissipates after multiple infusions. 2.Jasmine Tea of 7 scenting sessions Jasmine Tea of 7 scenting sessions is a choice for those who seek a higher level of jasmine tea. Generally, the price of Jasmine Tea of 7 scenting sessions is relatively higher, but in terms of the experience it brings, it is considered worthwhile. Jasmine Tea of 7 scenting sessions exhibits an integrated state of tea fragrance and water. As the floral aroma becomes fuller and fresher, the layers of flavor become more pronounced. The tea infusion reaches a harmonious state, and as you sip, the floral fragrance gradually spreads through the layers of your palate. Find more loose leaf jasmine tea with our Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> Stock Up and Save Big on Summer Tea! Don't miss out on these incredible summer deals at iTeaworld. With discounts of 20% sitewide + an extra 5% off on Summer Teas, it's the perfect time to stock up on all your favorite loose leaf teas, with total savings up to 25% off.Free Wild Tea Sample with All Orders + First Order Free Shipping Code: FIRSTSHIP (Over $9) Indulge your passion for tea exploration with our new Summer Tea Sampler or expand your collection with our refreshing Green, Jasmine or Cold Brew Tea selections. Whatever your tea tastes, you can enjoy the refreshing and cooling benefits of tea every day while saving money. It's also the ideal opportunity to gift the joy of tea to loved ones this summer.Subscribe For A Chance To Win Ultra-Rare Free Yellow Tea! Wrap your loved ones in the refreshing embrace of tea this summer, adorned with the season's most delightful discounts! Get 20% off on all teas, plus an extra 5% off on summer teas for a total of up to 25% off. Enjoy the perfect summer with loose leaf teas!Please note that 20% OFF Sitewide + 5% OFF Summer Tea Products (Discounts apply automatically at checkout). Green Tea Recommendations If you are just starting to explore Chinese green tea, it's best to begin with a few well-known varieties, such as Longjing (Dragon Well) and Bi Luo Chun (Green Snail Spring), which are considered among the best loose leaf tea. This can help you establish a good foundation for appreciating green tea. These green teas are also excellent choices to be included in tea gift sets for family and friends. 1.Longjing (Dragon Well) Longjing (Dragon Well) is a renowned Chinese green tea produced in the Longjing Village and surrounding areas in the West Lake district of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. It is one of the top ten famous loose leaf tea in China and is recognized as a geographical indication product. The dry leaves of Longjing are flat, smooth, straight, and pointed, with a tender, fresh, and bright green color. Longjing has a lasting and clear fragrance, a mellow and refreshing taste, a tender green and bright clear soup, and the leaves are delicate and bright. 2.Bi Luo Chun (Green Snail Spring) Bi Luo Chun (Green Snail Spring) is a traditional Chinese green tea and one of the top ten famous loose-leaf teas in China, with a history of over 1000 years. Bi Luo Chun is produced in the Dongting Mountain area near Lake Tai in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, and is also known as "Dongting Bi Luo Chun." It was designated as a tribute tea during the Tang Dynasty. The most distinctive feature of Bi Luo Chun is its bright and vivid green color, tightly curled, with white down covering the leaves. After brewing, it exudes a long-lasting fragrance and has a mellow and sweet taste. Drinking it leaves a lingering aftertaste between the lips and teeth. Find more loose leaf green tea with our Green Tea Sampler.>>>   Jasmine tea and green tea are both beloved for their unique aspects, and there is also some overlap between the two. If you prefer a tea with a more aromatic profile, jasmine tea would be your first choice. On the other hand, if you appreciate a fresher taste, then it's time to explore the diverse world of green tea!

About Jasmine Tea Jasmine tea is made by blending tea leaves and fresh jasmine flowers together to allow the tea leaves to absorb the floral fragrance. Jasmine flower tea has a long history in China. Although it is a relatively niche category among loose leaf tea in China, there are many varieties available, like jasmine green tea, jasmine black tea, etc. The tea leaves commonly used for jasmine tea are loose leaf green tea, with occasional variations using loose leaf black tea, loose leaf oolong tea, and loose leaf white tea. High-quality jasmine tea is characterized by its enduring aroma, rich and refreshing taste, bright yellow-green infusion, and tender, uniform, and soft leaf base. When selecting jasmine tea, it is recommended to use a tea sampler to discover the jasmine tea that suits your preferences. Jasmine tea can be enjoyed on its own or used to make delicious beverages such as jasmine milk tea. Jasmine teas can also be delightful choices for gifting as tea gift sets to family and friends. How is Jasmine Tea Processed? So, how to make Jasmine tea? Below, we will share the detailed process of making jasmine tea. The key to making jasmine tea is to extract the aromatic substances from fresh jasmine flowers and then allow the tea leaves to absorb these aromatic substances through certain physical processes. The main steps include: 1.Picking Flowers Typically, on the afternoon of Yinzhi (scenting), fresh jasmine flowers needed for Yinzhi (scenting) are harvested. The picking involves selecting pure white, large, and plump jasmine buds. Already opened jasmine flowers are not suitable for this process. 2.Flower Care and Selection The harvested jasmine buds undergo careful care to ensure even physiological maturity before releasing their fragrance. The physiological changes of the fresh flowers are controlled through a repeated process of piling and spreading the flowers. When the temperature is low, jasmine flowers are stacked together to raise the temperature, prompting them to bloom. In higher temperatures, jasmine flowers are spread out to dissipate heat, preventing the occurrence of the "burning jasmine" phenomenon. Finally, most jasmine flowers are in a semi-bloomed state. At this point, a sieve is used to remove unopened buds, bracts, and petals, obtaining the fresh jasmine flowers needed for Yinzhi. 3.Mixing Tea and Flowers Blend fresh jasmine flowers with dried tea leaves in a certain proportion. The purpose of this step is to ensure direct contact between the tea and flowers, allowing for full absorption and blending of the fragrance. The key to this step is to thoroughly and evenly mix the jasmine flowers with the dried tea, preventing situations where only the flowers or the tea are visible. 4.Yinzhi (Scenting) After the tea leaves and fresh flowers are evenly blended, they enter the phase of static Yinzhi (scenting). During the Yinzhi (scenting) process, the flower and tea mixture is piled with a lower center and higher surroundings to facilitate ventilation and heat dissipation. This prevents an excessively high temperature in the center, ensuring the fragrance remains pure. Find more loose leaf jasmine tea with our Jasmine Tea Sampler.>>> 5.Tonghua (Turning the Tea and Flower Pile) During the Yinzhi (scenting) process, the temperature of the tea flower pile will rise. When the temperature reaches a certain point, jasmine flowers may lose vitality, their fragrance-producing capacity weakens, and an unpleasant, stuffy odor may even develop, impacting the overall quality of jasmine tea. At this point, it is necessary to perform Tonghua, which involves turning over the tea flower pile. The purpose of Tonghua is twofold: to lower the temperature and to stimulate the fresh flowers, helping them regain vitality and continue releasing fragrance. 6.Separation of Flowers and Tea After Yinzhi (scenting) has reached a sufficient duration, the fresh flowers will wilt and lose vitality. At this stage, a sieve is used to separate the flowers from the dried tea. The process should be swift, ensuring that there are no flower stems or leaves in the tea, and no tea leaves in the flower residue. 7.Multiple Scenting Sessions The process from harvesting fresh flowers to separating tea and flowers is called one scenting session and a complete scenting session typically takes an entire day. After undergoing a full scenting session, jasmine tea needs three days of natural cooling before it can undergo a second scenting session. Jasmine tea can be scented 3, 5, or even more sessions. The best jasmine tea undergoes up to 9 sessions. Jasmine tea that has undergone nine scenting sessions is considered one of the best loose leaf tea due to its elegant fragrance.   Benefits of Jasmine Tea Loose leaf jasmine tea is not only aromatic and delicious but also offers various health benefits, including mood regulation, beauty enhancement, heat-clearing and detoxifying effects, and improved digestion. Mood Regulation: Jasmine tea helps alleviate emotions, reduce stress, and provides some relief for conditions such as insomnia and anxiety. Beauty Enhancement: Rich in vitamin C, jasmine tea possesses antioxidant properties that contribute to skin whitening and maintaining skin elasticity. Heat-Clearing and Detoxifying: Jasmine tea serves as an effective agent in clearing heat and detoxifying, helping eliminate toxins from the body and regulating overall balance. Improved Digestion: Jasmine tea promotes digestion, aiding in relieving stomach discomfort and increasing appetite.