top of page
Screenshot (484).png
IMG_3766 (2).JPG

IMPERIAL JASMINE TEA

Florally Smooth & Majestic

Experience A Journey Through A Jasmine Field In Full Bloom

 

            AROMA ~ Bouquets of fresh cut jasmine flowers

​

​

            TASTE ~ mildly sweet with a strong jasmine notes

​

​

             FINISH ~ hints of nectar and blooming floral fields 

​

​

             explore ~ add a dash of natural honey and sere over fresh ice

​

​

             experience ~ a graceful stroll through a flowering orchard on                                                  a summer's evening

Taste Symbol.png
Finish Symbol.png
Aroma Symbol.png
Experience Symbol.png
Explore Symbol.png
Rosemary Tea

tea profile

Taste

Color

Caffeine

Certified

Format

Brew Suggestion

Gentle Nectar

Jasmine Aroma

Floral 

Light

Medium

CANADA ORGANIC

USDA ORGANIC

NON-GMO

Natural Plant-Based Fiber Pyramid Tea Bags

​

75 - 80*C

170 - 180*F

​

2-3 Mins

Organic Symbol.png
USDA%20Organic%20Symbol_edited.jpg
NON GMO Symbol.png

 

​

Biological History & Beneficial Characteristics  

Jasmine tea is derived from the Jasmine officinale or Sampaguita plant (commonly referred to as the Jasmine plant). The Jasmine plant grows on high mountainous elevations in China from sub-tropical to cool climates. The leaves are picked in late spring when they are freshest and most delicate and endure a unique drying and infusion process. The leaves are dried and naturally scented with organic jasmine flowers over many moons in a careful drying process to preserve the sweet richness of the tea. No artificial oils nor flavouring are added to our Jasmine tea as the tea leaves are scented from pure Jasmine flowers. Prior to packaging, the tea leaves are lightly roasted to seal the floral infusion. Jasmine tea boasts a modest caffeine content and distinctive flavour which can benefit healthy mental alertness. Jasmine tea is known for it's uniquely fresh floral scent and inviting taste. It is recognize as one of the worlds most treasured teas.  

 

All our organic teas are certified to exceed the strictest organic standards in the world. We are proud to offer all our teas certified NON-GMO as they are all organically grown without artificial flavouring, harmful pesticides nor preservatives. Carefully packaged in state-of-the-art facilities with the strictest attention to quality control and health regulations. All organic teas contain varying levels of natural antioxidants that can fight and may even prevent cell damage and certain types of cancer. Additionally, organic teas have been shown in research to prevent a range of heart-related issues from congestive heart failure to high blood pressure with their ability to improve blood flow and lower cholesterol levels. Subsequently, tea has shown to help prevent the formation of plaque in the body that can lead to the development of Alzheimer's disease. Drinking organic tea is a healthy and tasty natural alternative to sugary and synthetic beverages. Cheers to a great cup of tea for your health.  

​

Tea Pairing Suggestions

  • Buttery Pastries ie. Fresh Croissants, Tarts & Pies 

  • Well-Dressed Leafy Green Salads & Fresh Fruit Salads

  • Chicken, Seafood & Creamy Pasta Dishes 

  • Grilled Fish & Vegetable 

  • Sandwiches ie. Club Sandwhich or Cheese & Tomato

  • A Variety of Snacks & Sweets 

  • Luxurious Desserts ie. Cakes, Fruit Sorbets & Macaroons 

​

Teas of Similar Taste Profile 

  • Organic Oolong Dragon Tea

  • Organic Green Tea

  • Organic Chamomile Tea

​

Recommended Time of Day For Consumption 

  • Afternoons - Early Evenings

​

Recommended Brewing Instructions

  • Use Freshly Filtered Water

  • Ideal Brew Temperature: 75 - 80*C / 175 - 180*F

  • Steep Time: 2 - 3 mins (or until desired taste)  

  • For Cold Tea: Add Desired Sweetener (Optional) and Pour Over Fresh Clear Ice

​

​

​

​

Disclosure: all our teas are custom procured and packaged by a third-party supplier for MAI KANATA FINE GOODS INC. All information on this page are general suggestions and may vary with each consumer and each type of tea.  

​

bottom of page