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China Jasmine - Green tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose tea

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China jasmine green tea is a loose leaf tea made from green tea and jasmine blossom. It gives you a floral aroma and a clear green tea base. This Café du Jour loose leaf tea comes in a 100 grams pack and is produced in the Netherlands.

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What is China jasmine green tea?

Who is it suitable for?

This tea suits you if you enjoy a floral cup with a simple ingredient list. China jasmine green tea works well for everyday tea drinking because the flavour stays light and direct. It also fits tea connoisseurs who like a classic tea profile.

Tea buyers who want a floral tea
People who prefer loose leaf tea
Tea connoisseurs
Anyone who likes a simple ingredient list

How do you use China jasmine green tea?

Brew China jasmine green tea with hot water and give the leaves room to open. Use a teapot, an infuser, or a cup with a strainer so the loose leaves can move freely. You can make the cup lighter or fuller by changing the amount of tea and the steeping time.

Warm your pot or cup
Add the loose leaves
Pour on hot water
Strain and serve

Features and specifications

The recipe stays simple: green tea and jasmine blossom. You get a loose leaf tea with a fragrant floral note and a traditional Chinese tea profile. China jasmine green tea is packed in 100 grams and produced in the Netherlands.

Product name: China Jasmine - Green tea 100 grams - Café du Jour loose leaf tea
Format: loose leaf tea
Content: 100 grams
Ingredients: green tea, jasmine blossom
Tea varieties: green tea, Jasmine tea
Produced in the Netherlands

Alternatives and combinations

If you like this tea, you can also try other loose leaf teas with a simple floral profile. You can serve it on its own or pair it with a light snack. It also works as a cold brew or iced tea when you want a different way to enjoy the same blend.

Plain green tea for a simpler cup
Other loose leaf floral teas
Cold brew or iced tea as a different preparation
A light snack on the side

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SKU	CDJ-VT-0101
EAN	8720598671896
Brand	Café du Jour
Produced in	Netherlands
Content / packaging	100 grams
Ingredients	Green tea, jasmine blossom.
Contains caffeine	Yes

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Does China Jasmin green tea contain caffeine?

Yes. China Jasmin is a true green tea from the tea plant and therefore contains caffeine. How much ends up in your cup depends on your dosage and steeping time: a shorter steeping time gives a lighter cup. If you are looking for something caffeine free, take a look at a herbal tea or a rooibos.

Where does the jasmine flavour in China Jasmin come from?

From real jasmine blossom. This tea contains just two ingredients: green tea and jasmine blossom. No flavouring has been added, so the floral character comes entirely from the blossom among the leaves.

At what temperature and for how long do you brew China Jasmin?

We recommend water of around 80 degrees and a steeping time of 2 to 3 minutes. Boiling water makes green tea bitter and burns the delicate jasmine aroma, so let the kettle stand for a few minutes first. Use around 2 grams of loose leaf tea per cup. If you find it too weak, extend the steeping time rather than using hotter water.

How many cups do you get from 100 grams of China Jasmin?

At around 2 grams per cup, this 100 gram bag gives you about 50 cups. It is loose leaf tea, so you will need a tea strainer, tea filter or filter bag. Give the leaves room to open up; in a cramped strainer the flavour is released less well.

How do you store China Jasmin loose leaf green tea?

Store the tea dry, dark and well sealed. Green tea with blossom loses its scent fastest through light, heat and moisture, so an airtight tea tin in a kitchen cupboard works better than a transparent jar on the worktop. Do not keep it in the fridge and keep it away from coffee and spices.