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Jasmine Flower Tea (Mo Li Hua ) – 40 g

Jasmine Flower Tea (Mo Li Hua ) – 40 g

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Jasmine Flower Tea (Mo Li Hua)™ — 40 g

Real dried jasmine flowers. Delicate natural fragrance. A light floral cup for quiet everyday moments.

Discover Jasmine Flower Tea (Mo Li Hua / 茉莉花)—real dried jasmine blossoms selected for their delicate fragrance, pale ivory appearance and elegant floral character.

With 40 g / 1.41 oz of dried Jasmine Flowers, this product is designed for shoppers who want the jasmine flower itself, rather than Green Tea leaves already scented with jasmine.

Floral · Fragrant · Delicate · Light · Jasmine-Forward

When prepared according to the product directions, the pale blossoms create a nearly clear to light golden floral infusion.

Why You’ll Appreciate It

  • 40 g / 1.41 oz of real dried Jasmine Flowers

  • Pure flower format — not pre-scented Green Tea leaves

  • Delicate natural fragrance — distinctly jasmine-forward

  • Pale ivory blossoms — small flowers with naturally curled petals

  • Light floral infusion — nearly clear to pale golden

  • Beautiful in clear glass — flowers remain visible during preparation

  • Flexible pairing — explore with Green Tea, White Tea, Rose, Osmanthus or Goji Berry

  • DIY tea blending — create your own jasmine-style tea combinations

Product at a Glance

  • Product: Jasmine Flower Tea™

  • Chinese name: 茉莉花

  • Pinyin: Mo Li Hua

  • Also known as: Dried Jasmine Flowers · Jasmine Blossom Tea · Jasmine Flower Herbal Tea

  • Plant part: Flower

  • Form: Dried jasmine blossoms

  • Net weight: 40 g / 1.41 oz

  • Appearance: Pale cream to ivory flowers with naturally curled petals

  • Aroma: Delicate · Floral · Fragrant · Jasmine-like

  • Flavour: Floral · Fragrant · Delicate · Light · Jasmine-forward

  • Infusion: Nearly clear · Very pale yellow · Pale gold · Light golden

  • Category: Floral Teas / Jasmine

  • Best for: Standalone floral infusions · DIY tea pairings

  • Tea leaves: Contains no Camellia sinensis tea leaves if the ingredient list confirms pure Jasmine Flowers

  • Important: Dried Jasmine Flowers, not Jasmine Green Tea

Natural dried flowers may vary slightly in size, shape, colour and how open or compact each blossom appears.

What Is Mo Li Hua / 茉莉花?

Mo Li Hua / 茉莉花 means:

Jasmine Flower

For clear product identification:

Jasmine Flower Tea · Dried Jasmine Flowers · Mo Li Hua · 茉莉花 · Jasmine Blossom Tea

all connect to this dried floral ingredient.

This product is centered on:

The Flower Ingredient Itself

rather than tea leaves scented with jasmine.

Taste & Character

Jasmine Flower Tea is primarily an aromatic floral experience:

Floral · Fragrant · Delicate · Light · Jasmine-Forward

Its fragrance may be more noticeable than its actual flavour intensity.

It should not be expected to taste strongly:

Sweet · Fruity · Roasted · Earthy · Bitter

For shoppers who value fragrance and lighter floral character, Jasmine Flowers offer a particularly elegant choice.

What Colour Is the Infusion?

Depending on preparation, the cup may range from:

Nearly Clear → Very Pale Yellow → Pale Gold → Light Golden

A pale cup is normal.

The infusion can remain very light even when the jasmine fragrance is clearly noticeable.

How to Prepare

Follow the brewing directions provided on the product packaging.

  1. Measure the recommended amount of Jasmine Flowers.

  2. Place them in clean teaware.

  3. Add fresh water at the recommended temperature.

  4. Infuse for the specified time.

  5. Enjoy the delicate jasmine fragrance and light floral cup.

Clear glass teaware is especially attractive because the pale blossoms remain visible during preparation.

Jasmine Flower Tea vs. Jasmine Green Tea

This is the most important distinction.

Jasmine Flower Tea

  • Dried Jasmine Flowers

  • Pure floral ingredient

  • No Green Tea leaves if flower-only

  • Fragrance-forward

  • Nearly clear to pale-golden infusion

  • Ideal for standalone infusions and custom blending

Jasmine Green Tea

  • Green Tea leaves

  • Camellia sinensis

  • Scented with jasmine blossoms

  • Green Tea + jasmine aroma

  • Conventional tea

  • Naturally contains tea caffeine

A simple buying rule:

Want the Jasmine Flowers themselves → Jasmine Flower Tea

Want finished Jasmine-Scented Green Tea → Jasmine Green Tea

Create Your Own Jasmine-Style Tea

One of the strongest advantages of dried Jasmine Flowers is blending flexibility.

Jasmine + Green Tea

Fresh Green Tea + Jasmine Fragrance

The most familiar jasmine-style pairing.

Jasmine + White Tea

Delicate Tea + Delicate Floral Aroma

A softer and lighter combination.

Jasmine + Rose

Two distinct floral aromas

Jasmine + Osmanthus

Elegant Jasmine + Sweet Golden Floral Notes

Jasmine + Goji Berry

Pale flowers + bright red berries

Follow preparation guidance appropriate to all ingredients being combined.

Jasmine vs. Osmanthus

These two flowers offer very different aromatic directions.

Jasmine

→ Pale ivory
→ Fragrant
→ Delicate
→ White-flower character
→ Aroma-forward

Osmanthus

→ Tiny golden flowers
→ Sweeter floral aroma
→ Fruity
→ Apricot-like character

A simple buying guide:

Elegant White-Flower Fragrance → Jasmine

Golden Sweet-Floral Aroma → Osmanthus

Does Jasmine Flower Tea Contain Caffeine?

Pure dried Jasmine Flowers themselves do not naturally contain caffeine.

However, only describe the finished product as caffeine-free if the ingredient label confirms that the package contains only Jasmine Flowers and no caffeinated tea leaves or other caffeinated ingredients.

This matters because many products sold as “Jasmine Tea” are actually Jasmine Green Tea.

Is Jasmine Flower Tea Conventional Tea?

No.

Conventional Green, White, Oolong, Black and Pu-erh teas come from Camellia sinensis.

Jasmine Flowers are a floral botanical ingredient.

A standalone preparation is more accurately described as a:

Floral Botanical Infusion

“Jasmine Flower Tea” and “Jasmine Blossom Tea” remain natural consumer-facing names.

Storage & Care

Keep the flowers tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture, humidity, direct sunlight, excessive heat and strong odours.

Because Jasmine Flowers can readily absorb surrounding aromas, keep them especially well separated from:

Coffee · Spices · Strongly Scented Foods · Fragrant Pantry Ingredients

Handle gently and use clean, dry utensils.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Jasmine Flower Tea?

Jasmine Flower Tea is a floral botanical infusion made from dried Jasmine Flowers known in Chinese as Mo Li Hua / 茉莉花.

How much is included?

This package contains 40 g / 1.41 oz of dried Jasmine Flowers.

Are these real Jasmine Flowers?

Yes. This product is presented as dried Jasmine Flowers themselves rather than Green Tea leaves simply scented with jasmine.

Are these Jasmine buds?

The product is best identified broadly as dried Jasmine Flowers / blossoms. Individual flowers may naturally vary in how compact or open they appear.

Is this Jasmine Green Tea?

No.

This product is dried Jasmine Flowers.

Jasmine Green Tea is primarily Green Tea leaves scented with jasmine blossoms.

Is this Jasmine Tea without Green Tea?

Yes, if the ingredient label confirms that the package contains only dried Jasmine Flowers.

What does Jasmine Flower Tea taste like?

It has a:

Floral · Fragrant · Delicate · Light · Jasmine-Forward

character.

Is Jasmine Flower Tea sweet?

Not primarily. Its defining quality is fragrance rather than sweetness.

What colour is the infusion?

Depending on preparation:

Nearly Clear → Very Pale Yellow → Pale Gold → Light Golden

Why is the tea so pale?

Dried Jasmine Flowers naturally create a light-coloured infusion. A noticeable fragrance does not require a dark cup.

Does Jasmine Flower Tea contain caffeine?

Pure Jasmine Flowers themselves do not naturally contain caffeine.

Only use a formal caffeine-free claim if the ingredient label confirms no caffeinated ingredients are present.

Can I make Jasmine Green Tea with these flowers?

Yes. Dried Jasmine Flowers can be paired with Green Tea in an appropriate preparation to create your own jasmine-style tea blend.

What teas pair well with Jasmine Flowers?

Green Tea · White Tea

What botanicals pair well with Jasmine Flowers?

Rose · Osmanthus · Goji Berry

Is Jasmine the same as Osmanthus?

No.

Jasmine → Pale · Fragrant · White-Flower Character

Osmanthus → Golden · Sweet-Floral · Fruity / Apricot-Like

Is clear glass teaware suitable?

Yes. Clear glass highlights the pale blossoms and delicate light-coloured infusion.

A Delicate Jasmine Moment

Pale ivory blossoms. A naturally elegant fragrance. A light floral cup.

Jasmine Flower Tea is about the flower itself.

Not pre-scented Green Tea.
Not an extract.
Not an anonymous floral flavour.

Simply:

Real Jasmine Flowers · Delicate Fragrance · Pale Infusion · Flexible Pairing

Enjoy the flowers on their own or create your own floral combinations with Green Tea, White Tea, Rose, Osmanthus or Goji Berry.

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