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Jasmine Silver Needles
Jasmine Silver Needles
Fresh blooming jasmine, sweet white tea, fruit nectar
About This Tea
The art and science of fresh flower scenting relies on the precise ratio of fresh flowers blended with dried tea, followed by careful separation of the flowers and re-drying of the leaves. Attentive curing and proper storage before release are essential to this process. After scenting, the tea typically rests for several months, allowing it to become smooth and evenly sweet. No flavors or additives are used in this original method of flower scenting.
Our Jasmine Scented Organic Silver Needle White Tea is crafted from large-bud cultivars grown in the rich red soils of Jinggu, Yunnan. Located within the famed tea-growing region of Pu’er County, these high-elevation gardens experience cooler mountain conditions, resulting in later spring harvests. The slower-growing buds develop a rich, nuanced taste during a brief window between late March and early April.
The buds glisten with a frosted, crystalline appearance, while the long-lasting bouquet of fresh jasmine blossoms imparts a nectar-like sweetness in the cup. Silver Needle’s natural sweetness, infused with the lofty floral aroma of night-blooming jasmine, is beloved by tea connoisseurs and remains one of the rarest expressions of jasmine tea on the market.
Origin
Jinggu, Pu'er County, Yunnan Province, China
Cultivar
Jinggu Da Bai, Huang Ya
Harvest
Harvest: April 2025 | Flower Scenting: July - September 2025
Elevation
1400-1600 meters
Ingredients
Organic white tea with jasmine
Ingredients
Organic white tea with jasmine
Origin
Jinggu, Pu'er County, Yunnan Province, China
Cultivar
Jinggu Da Bai, Huang Ya
Harvest
Harvest: April 2025 | Flower Scenting: July - September 2025
Elevation
1400-1600 meters
ORIGIN
Jinggu
Pu'er County, China
Jinggu tea production in Pu'er County, Yunnan is a centuries-old tradition that has garnered worldwide recognition for authentic Pu’er tea and modern white and red teas. The fertile soil and ideal climate of the region contribute to the exceptional quality of Jingu tea. The tea farmers in this area have honed their skills for generations of more than 1000 years and the wide variety of indigenous tea tree cultivars make Jingu a very unique tea origin for Rishi Tea.
Preparation
- Imperial
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Traditional Preparation
Add 6-7g tea per 320mL (11 oz) water into a glass or porcelain teapot.
Use water cooled to 180°F.
Infuse the first brew for 2 minutes. Repeat several times, brewing until the flavor and aroma of the tea dissipates. Increase the infusion time by 10-20 seconds with each additional infusion after the second brew.
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