Dragon Pearl Osmanthus

Tea type
White Tea
Ingredients
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Flavors
Butter, Corn Husk, Floral, Osmanthus
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Caffeine
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Average preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 0 min, 30 sec 4 oz / 118 ml

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  • “I am drinking this tea today for maybe the first or second time only. I can’t believe i have never written a review about it… So this is a rolled white tea that is similar to the jasmine white...” Read full tasting note
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From Red Blossom Tea Company

Our own blend of our lovely White Dragon Pearl and premium osmanthus flowers to give the white tea a bright floral finish. The white tea buds are handpicked, then steamed and individually rolled by hand. We then blend the tea in house with freshly harvested osmanthus flowers for maximum freshness.

The osmanthus flowers leave a bright floral aroma sitting perfectly atop the smooth mouthfeel of the white pearls.

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I am drinking this tea today for maybe the first or second time only. I can’t believe i have never written a review about it…

So this is a rolled white tea that is similar to the jasmine white pearl I also like from Red Blossom. Instead it is scented with osmanthus. I have done several steeps in the gaiwan today .

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I get a light yellow tea liquor with this one. It really only needs to be steeped for about 30 seconds. It has a light, cornsilk, buttery type of flavor and while the osmanthus is present, I would say it is fairly subtle in this blend. That is good news for me, as I don’t like overly flowery teas. It has a bit of sweetness but I actually like this with a tiny bit of coconut sugar as well.

There must be something about osmanthus that relaxes you because I find this very soothing when my nerves are feeling stressed out and I’m a bit hyper. Also brings a happy feeling. I am definitely glad to have this in my tea collection!

Flavors: Butter, Corn Husk, Floral, Osmanthus

Preparation
200 °F / 93 °C 0 min, 30 sec 2 tsp 4 OZ / 118 ML
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Some companies call white tea pearls Panda Pearls rather than Dragon Pearls… I find this adorable. They are said to bring incredibly good fortune because apparently that is what panda tears are supposed to do in Chinese folklore and the pearls represent tears. Hrrrrrrrr… I might explode from cute. But I hope they’re happy panda tears!

TeaBrat

awww. :)

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