Origin and meaning: “Thiên Lam Bạch Vân” (Blue sky with white clouds) to name the jasmine tea in addition to describing a jasmine bush with a cluster of green leaves that stand out from the clusters of white flowers like clouds. expressing pleasant, relaxed and refreshing feelings when enjoying jasmine tea.
Ingredients and methods: Jasmine tea uses raw materials from young buds, picked in the Spring season of the ancient Snow Shan tea tree (hundreds of years old, grows naturally at an altitude of about 2000m above sea level in Túng Sán – Hoàng Su Phì – Hà Giang province), and fresh jasmine flowers are grown naturally. The tea is refined by the artisans with fresh jasmine flowers many times so that the tea flavor is penetrated deeply into each tea cell, then the tea is dried according to the manual method of water bath on a copper tray, dried with Traditional charcoal helps the flavor – tea, and flower flavors to be fused, and the flavor and taste persist through more than 10 times of brewing.
Taste description: Jasmine tea has a bright yellow color with a sweet, delicate aroma, and a mild acrid taste, when enjoyed, the tea will leave an aftertaste of the scent of jasmine on the tip of the tongue and a sweet aftertaste in the throat.
Suggestions on how to use tea: very delicious with cold brewing and hot brewing. For cold brew, add about 3 -5 grams of tea to 1000 ml of boiled water, let it cool down, and put it in the refrigerator for about 5 – hours. When brewing hot, put 5-7 grams of tea in a 200 ml pot of water. Put water cooled at 80-85 degrees in and soak for 15-20 seconds. Then enjoy the tea.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Always close the box/tea bag tightly after use.
Expiry date: Best before 12 months from manufacture date.
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