Stassen Pure Jasmine Green Tea, 100 Tea Bags

I’ve tried many jasmine green teas over the years, and Stassen Pure Jasmine Green Tea holds its own surprisingly well. The aroma is calming, and the flavor is mild but smooth—perfect for daily sipping. I enjoy it most in the afternoons or evenings when I need something soothing but not too strong.The box comes with 100 individually wrapped tea bags, which helps keep the tea fresh over time. It’s a fantastic deal for the quantity you get. That said, if you’re a fan of super bold or floral jasmine flavors, this might feel a little too subtle. It’s not as rich or layered as some premium brands I’ve had.Overall, this is a solid go-to green tea—reliable, clean-tasting, and affordable. Great for anyone who wants to enjoy jasmine tea regularly without breaking the bank.

Jasmine tea is my favorite tea and this particular box never lets me down, except when they raise the price after I buy it a few times. it's okay cuz I just wait a few months and the price goes back down. Good stuff though, if you've never had it give it a try it's everything that green tea is but with a floral taste

Love this tea! It smells so nice and tastes great! Great value for the price.

Stassen Pure Jasmine Green Tea is a delicately scented, light green tea – the same jasmine tea that's served in countless Vietnamese restaurants around the globe.Over the years, I've tried every single jasmine tea I could put my hands on in the U.S., trying to find that very specific taste and flavor. It's not until the owner of my favorite Vietnamese restaurant shared her "secret" that I was able to enjoy it at home. (And Amazon certainly makes it easy, at a great price point! For reference, the list price for a pack of 25 tea bags is $3.50)I like the fact that neither the jasmine flavor nor the green tea are overwhelming. The flavor is perfectly balanced. Also, you can make your tea as light or as strong as you wish without losing that perfect balance. I personally like 2 tea bags steeped in 4 cups of water for about 10 minutes + 1/4 tsp. or less of organic Stevia.I must add that I'm a purist at heart, always striving to consume all-natural food and beverages, but when it comes to jasmine tea, I will choose this jasmine tea over all others in a heart beat – even tough the "jasmine flavor" listed in the ingredients may not be natural.For those interested in technicalities:- The tea is pure Ceylon tea, packed in Sri Lanka and distributed by Green Pine Enterprise from California- This package contains 4 sealed packs of 25 tea bags, so the tea stays fresh- Ingredient listing: Fine Green Tea from Ceylon, Jasmine Flavor- The list price for a pack of 25 tea bags is $3.50

I first had this tea at a Thai restaurant in California and was enamored by its floral fragrance, so I took a picture of the tag and immediately searched for it online (thank you, Amazon!). I then read reviews of this tea in the single-pack version and had some doubts because some people complained about (1) how the tea leaves aren't really Jasmine but Ceylon, and (2) how overpowering the fragrance was.1. Well, I'm pretty sure the claims that this isn't Jasmine tea are true. I have had a LOT of variations of Jasmine tea in the last twenty years and Stassen's is nothing like any of those variations; in fact, as some other reviewers have mentioned, the box itself has a label that says "Ceylon tea." BUT if you like floral teas and are willing to overlook the fact that it is a misnamed product, you will probably enjoy the fragrance of this tea. It is definitely reminiscent of Jasmine tea by its floralness. The experience of drinking this is similar to eating a Boloco "burrito" in the northeast — it ain't a real burrito, but if you take the Boloco "burrito" for what it is (i.e., an interesting wrap), it will be palatable and maybe even a delight.2. Yes, it is very fragrant, and could possibly be strong for some people...but dude, if it's too strong for you, just add water and dilute it, or don't steep as long. Isn't that common sense? I'm not sure why some people expect every tea in the world to have uniform steeping properties.3. A quick Google search indicates that Ceylon tea may be white, black, OR green tea. For those who are really particular about what kind of tea they drink, be warned that this tea "type" might be a mixed bag. I really don't care as long as it tastes good, which it does.4. It is caffeinated (experimented by drinking it). I didn't find any studies that definitively measured Ceylon tea's caffeine content, so take care if you're sensitive.5. Excellent packaging! Everything is very well-wrapped inside and out, but each tea bag is NOT individually wrapped. There are 25 tea bags in one larger bag, and four of these bags in each box.Overall, this is a great, floral tea that is not really Jasmine, but Ceylon.

Green tea from Ceylon (Sri Lanka) is mild, flavorful and inexpensive. Good stuff.

I am a tea lover. Been drinking tea since I was a kid. My father introduced me to traditional Chinese tea. My taste level is quite high. The regular herbal teas will not work. But this jasmine green tea is by far the best. As soon as the hot water is poured the tea fragrance fills the cup. And the flavor is perfect!

Good tea