Jasmine Green Tea

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4 ratings
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Brand:Twinings
Style:Jasmine Tea
Caffeine:Caffeinated
Region:?????
Loose/teabag:Teabag
Product page:Jasmine Green Tea - Buy on Amazon*

This tea's info last updated: Nov. 20, 2022

Commercial Description

Pure green tea expertly blended and infused with real jasmine flowers to deliver a fragrant tea with a unique floral aroma and taste.

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Reviewer pic33 Aroma: 7/10 Flavor: 1/5 Value: 2/5
(45 reviews) on

I got this before I got into loose leaf tea, otherwise I wouldn't have bothered. As with most cheap jasmine green teas, it smells better than it tastes, but that's especially true for bagged jasmine. It has a sour vegetal flavor that barely resembles a decent loose leaf green tea. I used a few bags to scent some gunpowder, so at least it wasn't a total waste.
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Reviewer pic23 Aroma: 2/10 Flavor: 1/5 Value: 2/5
(379 reviews) on

Wow, where to start...this "tea" is not, in any shape or form, worthy of a brand of such tradition and repute. A friend sold me a box he brought back from jolly ol' England, and after drinking just one bag's worth, I wanted to bust him in his jolly ol' mouth. Fortunately for him, I tried three more bags (in one cup, as the first single-bag attempt was excruciatingly feeble)--and finally could taste some jasmine after 8-10 minutes at steep. This tea could be good if multiplied by enough bags to fit in a cup, but then there would be no room for the water.

My box of Twining's Jasmine Green contained tea bags wrapped in plain paper. This is not a good way to hold taste or aroma, especially for a tea that has so little to begin with. It obviously loses whatever flavor it had in the factory with astonishing speed enroute to retail. If this tea were in the gym, it couldn't bench press the bar. Weak in color, weak in flavor (almost to the point of having none at all), it seems like it had been sitting, opened, in a musty old warehouse for a couple of decades.

Mama said, "Son, if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all." I'm disobeying. She fortunately never drank any of this rubbish!

[ADDENDUM] 2-1/2 years later, I finally had another bag, this one at a conference and from an airtight wrapper. Packaging matters! While still inexcusably weak overall, both the jasmine and green tea tastes were more detectable. Please add about 30 points to this rating (for taste more than aroma, which is still strangely feeble), if you are pulling this product from airtight packaging instead of straight paper. Still much weaker than, say, Bigelow, but at least recognizable as a jasmine green!
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Reviewer pic60 Aroma: 6/10 Flavor: 3/5 Value: 3/5
(15 reviews) on

Not overwhelming in any sense of the word, but I do like to keep this blend kicking around the cupboard. The jasmine is more present in the smell than the flavor. In fact, it tastes more like a straight-up, mild green tea than anything else.

It's very easy to overbrew, so be careful, but overall it's all right.
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Reviewer pic93 Aroma: 9/10 Flavor: 5/5 Value: 5/5
(27 reviews) on

usually i like stronger teas, but this gentle beauty is a delight to the senses! do not oversteep, though...
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