Jasmine Dragon Pearls
$24.00 CAD for 125g
$24.00 – $122.40
Dragon Pearls are made from the top two leaves and the bud of new season growth; production begins in the spring but they must wait for summer for the jasmine to appear. The infusion is light and fresh with a wonderful fragrance.
This is still a hand-rolled tea with steam from purified water misted over the tea leaves to make them soft and pliable. Grown, steamed and hand rolled on farms in the Fujian Mountains.
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