Flowering Jasmine And Lily

  • THEATRICAL
  • FLORAL
  • HONEYED

Sappy, spring fresh green tea from Fujian, China, with sweet jasmine blossoms and soft lily petal musk.

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  • The Story of this Tea

    Enjoy the spectacle of Flowering Jasmine and Lily tea. Large, spring-picked green leaves hand-tied around fragrant blossoms unfurl into a vibrant display during infusion. Refreshing and invigorating, this full-bodied green tea layers sweet honey and tropical fruit with delicate floral notes of lily and jasmine. An impressive and memorable tea experience. 

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Flowering Jasmine And Lily

Flowering Jasmine And Lily

£21.40

TASTING NOTES

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    In the cup

    Glowing coppery yellow
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    Aroma

    Sweet, ripe and honeyed with bold jasmine and lily aromas
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    Taste

    A full-bodied green tea base with sweet honey, tropical fruit, lily and jasmine

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How to prepare the perfect cup?

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How much

1 bulb per cup (250ml)
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In the cup

Heat water to 100°C
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Infuse

Infuse tea for 5 minutes
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Taste

You can infuse this tea once

Where does this cup come from?

Fujian, China

In the enchanting region of Fujian, celebrated for its verdant landscapes and storied tea heritage, the art of tea craftsmanship thrives amidst verdant gardens. This area, with its rich biodiversity and profound connection to nature, is where skilled artisans continue to honour centuries-old traditions.

Here, the vibrant beauty of the land is mirrored in the dedication to cultivating exquisite teas, making Fujian a testament to the harmonious blend of craft and nature's artistry.

• Cultivar - Fuding Da Bai Hao
• Picked - Spring
• Oxidisation level - 100%
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  • 5 stars: 2 (29%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 2 stars: 1 (14%)
  • 1 star: 2 (29%)
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Andy
Looks but no taste

Totally pointless and hideously expensive tea that doesn’t taste anything like jasmine!

Hi Andy, we're sorry to hear you didn't enjoy the Jasmine and Lily tea.

We appreciate your feedback and will of course forward this to our Head of Tea who deals directly with the tea gardens which are purchased from by JING.

JING Customer Service Team

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Andy
Pointless, no flavour

You need to use so many to get any taste (which incidentally does not resemble jasmine in the slightest), I would get 3-4 pots of tea from one of these £20+ bags of balls, aka the most expensive tea ever. Totally pointless to my mind.

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Andy P.
Unfortunately this was a total

Unfortunately this was a total waste of money.
Accidental purchase when I meant to be buying Jasmine pearls, clicked the wrong thing and got these, they look lovely, but to get any flavour off them this has to be one of the most expensive cups of tea going, you’ll need 4 for a pot (I think the bag contains 12 so not many pots for £22!), and even then, zero flavour of Jasmine, just a green tea like flavour. Nothing to write home about sadly and a total waste of money on my part.

Hi Andy,

Thank you for your feedback. We’re sorry to hear this tea wasn’t what you were expecting, especially as you had intended to purchase our Jasmine Pearls.

If you’d like brewing advice or help selecting a jasmine tea with a more pronounced flavour, our customer service team would be very happy to assist.

Many thanks,

Jing Tea customer services

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J.j.s.
jb

refreshing and so good tea

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Robert O.
A miracle. . .

What a wonderful experience when preparing this tea. . .

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Alison Suen
Not enough tea taste to

Not enough tea taste to it.

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Shirls
Beautiful to look at

Beautiful and calming to watch as the flower changes in the water. The flavour is quite grassy and easy to drink. It isn't the best tea I've ever had but if you haven't tried this type of tea before, it's worth trying once.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I store JING tea?

All tea should be kept away from heat, light, moisture and odours. Exposure to these will cause the tea to deteriorate and lose flavour.


We recommend storing our loose teas in our beautiful Refill Caddies or its resealable ziplock bag, and store them in a cool dry place. Generally speaking, black teas and more heavily oxidized oolongs can be stored for a longer time than green, white and lightly oxidized oolong teas. Green teas, white teas and light oolong teas are best drunk within two to three months of opening.


However, they can also be stored in the fridge to maintain freshness for as long as possible. If you choose to store your green, white and light oolongs in the fridge, be careful to take the packs out a little in advance of making your tea so that they can reach room temperature. Opening a bag straight from the fridge will result in condensation on the inside of the pack, which when closed can then affect the quality of the tea inside.

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We don’t just believe that single origin and single garden teas taste better. We go direct to source to get them. Cutting out the middlemen in this way encourages transparency by increasing traceability. It also helps us to build strong relationships with producers, so we can better support them and their communities. We back this up with stringent responsible procurement processes, applicable to all of our suppliers. You can find out more here.