Jasmine Tea (Mòlìhuā chá) from a Chinese Teahouse # Authentic Herbal Cuisine from Yakuzen-do This is the jasmine tea I used to drink at a teahouse in Luohu, China, which I frequented during my stay there. Jasmine is a captivating flower that blooms from evening to night, releasing its fragrance. This tea is made by infusing green tea with jasmine flowers. I missed the jasmine tea I drank at that teahouse, and I occasionally bought some to drink. However, the jasmine tea sold in Japan tasted weak, and when I steeped it for a long time to make it stronger, it became bitter, which was different from the jasmine tea I had in China. So, this time, I requested someone to purchase it from the local area, and the first jasmine tea arrived. It's only a small amount since it's the first time. The production area of this jasmine tea is overwhelmingly in Fujian Province. I contacted Lin, the manager (the person in charge of the employees) when I was running a Japanese restaurant in China, and she purchased it from the production area. She is a talented woman with a Level 1 Japanese Language Proficiency Test certificate, and she seemed happy after getting married, but she was sad that she couldn't go to Japan, which she loves. What I asked her was, "It doesn't have to be a high-grade first-class product, but I want the same quality as the tea served in the teahouse. Something with a good aroma and doesn't become bitter." I tried it immediately after it arrived, and it's this taste, this aroma! I thought I could recommend this, so I decided to sell it. In terms of medicinal properties, it's good for relaxation and preventing bad breath, but it's perfect for me when I want to relax during work. However, it's not a high-end product. I think it's probably around the lower end of the upper grade. First-class products are very expensive. Product Name: Jasmine Tea (Mòlìhuā chá, with flowers) Origin: Fujian Province, China Net Weight: 150g Storage: Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Expiration Date: One year from the date of shipment. #JasmineTea #OolongTea #Ginseng #ChineseTea #TaiwaneseTea #HongKong #Taiwan #HerbalMedicine #Integrity