Jasmine Green MountainTea
$7.00
Jasmine petals are harvested at their peak and thoughtfully mixed with our green tea. The elegant aroma is reminiscent of spring, fresh rain, and youth.
Steeping Instructions:
Prepare 3 grams of tea leaf (slightly less than a teaspoon) per 100ml of water(about half a cup).
For the first two steeps, 80°c water for no longer than 60 seconds will provide plenty of flavor. From the third steep onward it is fine to add up to thirty additional seconds per steep. This should provide between four and six re-steeps depending on the quality of the tea. For larger vessels (teapots of over 500ml) re-steep potential is usually lower.
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