Steep #1 // 1 heaping teaspoon for a full mug // 35 minutes after boiling // 2 minute steep
Steep #2 // 30 minutes after boiling // 2 minute steep
Steep #3 // 26 minutes after boiling // 2-3 min
2019 sipdowns: 3
Flavors: Jasmine
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Glad you liked it :D.
It’s on steepster:
https://steepster.com/teas/mandala-tea/18275-premium-dragon-phoenix-pearls
WHOOPS. I was searching ‘mandala jasmine’ so that result wasn’t popping up at all. Why doesn’t mandala list them as jasmine? hmm.
I’m not sure there is such a thing as a dragon pearl that isn’t jasmine. So maybe that’s why they don’t list it specifically?
I hear you… And I always make duplicates >.<.
AH, well I did not know that. I thought dragon pearls were just a specific green tea. Some were jasmine and some weren’t. But now I’ll assume jasmine.
Don’t take my word for it! I’ve just never seen a non-jasmine version.
But then there are black dragon pearls that aren’t usually jasmine? oh boy.
A dragon pearl is just processing format of tea, when it’s rolled into the small balls. It can be black tea, green tea, white tea, etc. Kinda like how a “tuocha” are the little pressed nests, but don’t dictate sheng or shou.
Glad you liked it :D.
It’s on steepster:
https://steepster.com/teas/mandala-tea/18275-premium-dragon-phoenix-pearls
WHOOPS. I was searching ‘mandala jasmine’ so that result wasn’t popping up at all. Why doesn’t mandala list them as jasmine? hmm.
I’m not sure there is such a thing as a dragon pearl that isn’t jasmine. So maybe that’s why they don’t list it specifically?
I hear you… And I always make duplicates >.<.
AH, well I did not know that. I thought dragon pearls were just a specific green tea. Some were jasmine and some weren’t. But now I’ll assume jasmine.
Don’t take my word for it! I’ve just never seen a non-jasmine version.
But then there are black dragon pearls that aren’t usually jasmine? oh boy.
A dragon pearl is just processing format of tea, when it’s rolled into the small balls. It can be black tea, green tea, white tea, etc. Kinda like how a “tuocha” are the little pressed nests, but don’t dictate sheng or shou.