Twinings Green Tea with Jasmine

The jasmine is delicate and fragrant rather than overpowering. You'll notice a fresh floral aroma when you open the wrapper, and the tea brews to a beautiful yellowish-green color with authentic jasmine notes. It's not bitter or astringent at all—just a clean, sweet aftertaste that doesn't need any added sugar. Perfect if you want jasmine presence without it dominating the green tea base.

Absolutely. This is actually an excellent starter green tea because it's forgiving and not harsh. The jasmine adds a pleasant floral sweetness that makes it more approachable than plain green tea, and the tea bags make preparation simple—no loose leaf measuring required. Since it's not bitter even if you steep it a bit long, beginners won't have that 'I ruined it' moment that sometimes happens with more delicate green teas.

Yes, and the sweet, floral jasmine character actually works beautifully served cold. The tea maintains its fragrant aroma and that pretty yellowish-green color when iced. Since it already has a naturally sweet aftertaste when hot, you likely won't need to add sweetener even when drinking it cold. Just brew it hot first, then chill—or use the cold brew method if you prefer.

The individual wrapping preserves the fresh tea aroma and jasmine fragrance until you're ready to brew. This is especially important for jasmine tea where you want that floral scent to hit you when you open the packet, not fade away sitting in a box. It also makes the bags convenient for taking to work or traveling.

Some buyers have reported receiving damaged or crushed packaging, and occasionally mislabeled products (wrong tea flavor sent). A few have mentioned torn tea bags or, in rare cases, contamination issues. While most people receive perfectly good tea, it's worth checking your package when it arrives and contacting the seller immediately if there are any problems with packaging integrity or product condition.

Imagine a delicate green tea base with a fresh, fragrant jasmine overlay. The flavor is clean and authentic—you get that characteristic yellowish-green color when it brews properly, and the taste is floral without being perfumey. There's a subtle sweetness in the aftertaste that lingers pleasantly, and none of the bitterness or astringency that can make some green teas harsh. It's a balanced, approachable cup that works whether you're a green tea regular or just exploring jasmine blends.