Jasmine teas are produced in many Chinese provinces and are quite popular (especially in the north of the country). The teas can either be dried together with jasmine and absorb its aroma, or the jasmine flowers are added directly to the tea. This gives the teas the aroma of jasmine, but still retains their original taste. Jasmine teas are very light and pleasant.
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Hua Cha White King
€7,74
“White King” itself is a relatively high-quality green tea with rich fluff, but the addition of jasmine further improves its quality.
The white king we provide is mixed with fresh autumn jasmine in a ratio of 4:1 (gradually use 4 kg of jasmine per 1 kg of tea).
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