The reason I'm revisiting Jasmine is because of the taste I think I'm
going to encounter in my tea blossoms. I like YinHao Jasmine because
it is sensory overload. I could use it in place of rose water for an
Eau de Cologne. I've already discovered my tea blossoms taste
different brewed in a big pot versus my tiny tea blossom pitcher. In
the large pot one tea blossom smells like Jasmine. In the smaller
pitcher the smell is very faint. I think what is coming through in the
smaller volume is the Jasmine taste versus the Jasmine smell.

Jim

....I axe because I need the exercise...
Dominic T. wrote:
> Space Cowboy wrote:
> > I have several commercial brands and one online vendor brand of YinHao
> > Jasmine from a Chinese vendor. YinHao means Silver Tips more or less.
....
> > Jim
>
> Congrats for the effort, I know I get looked down for my love of
> Jasmine, but hey I'm willing to take it. I tend to find that the green
> teas I most enjoy with jasmine is fairly nondescript. I have enjoyed
> some really amazing green tea (with full and beautiful jasmine blossoms
> floating on top of the cup) but language barriers kept me from figuring
> out the exact green tea used.
....
> - Dominic