Yellow Mountain Jasmine
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Blood Toner and Vitamin C Champion
Jasmine Green Tea - whole leaf speciality tea. This Jasmine offers a soft mellow lingering floral character. Far from being overpowering, the Jasmine works very well when used as a cold brew infusion or mixed into gin-based cocktails as some of our bar and restaurant accounts tell us.
| Our Tea | Industry Standard |
|---|---|
| Specially tea | Commodity tea |
| Hand picked | Machine picked |
| Higher altitude retaining all nuanced characters | Lower altitude ubiquitous bland flavours |
| Slower growing | Fast growing |
| Family-owned farming operations | Corporate farming operations |
| Often allows for multiple infusions |
Small leaf cutting single infusion tea |
Ingredients
Green tea, Jasmine flower
Best Brew
TEA: 3g/1tsp, WATER: 78°C, TIME: 1’50”
*per single serve teapot/340ml H2O
Origin
Green tea - Tunxi (China), Jasmine flower - Hangxian (China)
Tasting notes
Floral with a slightly sweet alter taste. Has the highest concentration of Vitamin C
Process
This is a green tea selected from Anhui province in China. The fresh green tea leaves are first left to wither naturally before being exposed to Jasmine flowers that are left in baskets surrounding the green tea. This natural infusion process takes around 2 days and requires the use of up to 50 kilos of fresh flower for every 200 kilograms of green tea. The taste is altogether different from a lot of other Jasmine teas on the market that use either essence or a dried jasmine flower added to the processes of green tea at the end of processing.
Story
Quite often misunderstood, however, this tea comes from blending any green tea with jasmine flower. The process is to take a smaller base of green tea from Anhui and blend it with the Jasmine flower, which is grown right down on the southern border with Vietnam. This blend was once upon a time used as a way to sell previous harvests of green tea to the “Northerners”, with the scent of jasmine masking any bad flavour of older tea. Today the story is very different, we only source the freshest teas and flowers before creating the blend.
Flavour Profile
Health Benefit
Whilst there is some scientific research indicating that tea may offer various health benefits, please note that all the information provided on this website is for informational purposes only. It should not be regarded as a replacement for medical advice, and it is not intended to be utilized as the primary method for treating any medical conditions or health concerns.
