Organic

Jasmine Puerh

Tea type: Puerh

Earthy, Floral, and Sweet

Delicate jasmine and earthy puerh: two wildly different characters, rapt in delicious conversation. Sourced from Jingmai Mountain.

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Brew it
Scoop: 2 tspWater: 8ozTemp: 205°Time: 3 min

Chinese shou puerh*, jasmine*, *organic

About this tea

Jasmine Puerh makes a surprising—and delicious!—match between two classic tea flavors. The tea brings jasmine down to earth, folding the floral aroma into a fuller, richer cup than most jasmine tea blends. The cup remains medium-bodied, even with the robust and deep puerh notes. The texture is smooth.

Puerh teas have less caffeine than black teas, making this an ideal afternoon or all-day-long tea. This tea has won the hearts of many tea drinkers! Reach for Jasmine Puerh the next time you want to try a new tea

Jasmine Puerh comes from Jingmai Mountain in southern Yunnan, where the 700- to 1,000-year-old ancient tea trees grow. The Dai people have hand-picked the ancient tea trees for millennia, ensuring quality and continuing this time-honored tradition. In addition to producing teas with remarkable flavor and flexible steeping quality, the ancient tea trees thrive in a diverse forest that provides rich antioxidants and nutrients.

Functional benefits
Energy/FocusGut HealthMood Booster
Tea origin

China

Grown on farms we know by name, then blended in small batches at our tea bar in Missoula, Montana.

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Customer reviews

Customer Reviews

Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 8 reviews.

Another tea company/brand had Jasmine Puerh tea in individual serving bags that I got hooked on. After a while they discontinued that flavor & tea so I went searching and found Lake Missoula Tea company with my preferred flavor & tea. It is so good; I've been drinking it (from Lake Missoula Tea Co.) for ten years if not longer. Their service is great; my orders arrive promptly & they throw in some herbal tea. But, it's really about the Jasmine Puerh; I hope those trees live forever!

Jasmine Puerh

This is one of my all time favorites!

Jasmine Puerh

This is becoming my favorite tea. Such a bold but not bitter flavor. I love it.

Jasmine Puerh

Addictive!! The flavor is truly unique, so much richer than jasmine green tea. Numi stopped making theirs and I rationed my remaining stash for as long as I could but I was so happy to find this source! I ordered 50 grams to start, just to make sure this version was as tasty, but I tore through it, so ordering my next (bigger) batch now!

Jasmine Puerh

I absolutely love this tea. It's very aromatic and the flavor is earthy and floral. I like to add a little milk and the combo is heavenly. Since discovering these puerh teas they've become my morning drink of choice, as the aromatic/flavor/cognitive experience is better than coffee to me.

Jasmine Puerh

We received a sample of this in our last order. We were amazed at not only the aromatic smell but also the smooth floral flavor. It will be added to our list of favorites!

Jasmine Puerh

I prefer a nice black tea and usually stick with blends of Earl Grey and I don't like aromatic teas (especially lavender). The aroma of this tea is so wonderful! I drink it at work and it fills up the whole break room. It has a great after taste and has become my favorite Lake Missoula Tea! I also like the Monks Blend and Margaret's Hope, but I didn't like the Puerh Earl Grey.

Jasmine Puerh

Jasmine Puerh tea is very different than jasmine green tea in that it is a black tea. It is good tasting with a hint of jasmine taste. If you let it set for sometime after brewing it develops a nice mild jasmine/tea flavor. It is very good for iced tea. In brewing iced tea I use one tablespoon of tea to one gallon of 160*F. water. Let brew for 4 minutes than strain into 2 half gallon containers. After it cools store it in the refrigerator.

Jasmine Puerh