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Jasmine Silver Needle Tea

Jasmine Yin Zhen · Mo Li Yin Zhen

FloralSweetHoneyed

Jasmine Silver Needle takes delicate Fujian Silver Needle buds and scents them with fresh jasmine blossoms over repeated cycles.

Jasmine Silver Needle tea — loose leaves
White TeaDelicate · Soft · Sweet
Light body
Tea TypeWhite TeaDelicate · Soft · Sweet
OriginFujian, China
OxidationLowUnroasted
BodyLight
CaffeineMedium30–50 mg / cup

Flavor Profile

What does Jasmine Silver Needle taste like?

Jasmine Silver Needle takes delicate Fujian Silver Needle buds and scents them with fresh jasmine blossoms over repeated cycles. The result is intensely aromatic: the tea's soft honey-melon base wrapped in heady fresh jasmine. The cup is silky and lightly sweet with a clean floral finish and very little astringency. Quality versions let the tea show through the perfume rather than drowning it.

Flavor NotesStrongest first
Floral5 / 5
Sweet4 / 5
Honeyed3 / 5
Smooth2 / 5

Bar length reflects the relative prominence of each flavor note (dominant first), not a laboratory measurement.

Origin

Fujian, China

Fine jasmine-scented teas are traditionally made in Fujian, using spring Silver Needle buds.

The birthplace of tea, producing every major tea style from green to dark.

Fujian, China

Brewing Guide

How to Brew Jasmine Silver Needle

Tea Amount3 g
Water250 ml
Temperature80–85°C
Steep2–3 min
Re-steep2–3 times

Brewing parameters are a starting point and can be adjusted to taste.

Caffeine

Caffeine in Jasmine Silver Needle

Medium

Typical brewed serving

30–50mg per cup

Jasmine Silver Needle is a medium-caffeine white tea. A typical brewed serving contains about 30–50 mg of caffeine.

Values can vary depending on quantity, brewing time, serving size, and preparation method.

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FAQ

Jasmine Silver Needle Tea FAQ

Quick answers about Jasmine Silver Needle tea, drawn from its flavor, origin, caffeine, and brewing profile.

What is Jasmine Silver Needle tea?

Jasmine Silver Needle takes delicate Fujian Silver Needle buds and scents them with fresh jasmine blossoms over repeated cycles. It is also known as Jasmine Yin Zhen and Mo Li Yin Zhen.

Does Jasmine Silver Needle tea have caffeine?

Yes. Jasmine Silver Needle is a medium-caffeine tea, typically 30–50 mg per brewed serving.

What does Jasmine Silver Needle tea taste like?

Jasmine Silver Needle is known for a profile led by Floral, Sweet, and Honeyed, with a light body.

How do you brew Jasmine Silver Needle tea?

Use about 3 g of tea per 250 ml of water at 80–85°C, steeping for 2–3 minutes. It can be re-steeped 2–3 times.

Is Jasmine Silver Needle tea bitter?

Bitterness is not a defining note of Jasmine Silver Needle; its profile centers on Floral, Sweet, and Honeyed.