| This very rare white tea from Fujian province, clear as crystal, with a delicate jasmin flavour is low in theine and very refreshing. |
| He also found some jasmin sambac, which is full of indoles, molecules that smell overwhelmingly animalic. |
| Tonio whistled for jasmin, but he was nowhere to be found, so they started without him. |
| When the tea is ready, the jasmin buds are removed to avoid that the tea absorbs the moisture of the jasmin flowers. |
| The buds are hand-picked in early spring, steamed and dried, then stored until early june waiting for the jasmin to blossoms. |
| Tonio pointed her out to jasmin and he sent her up the fig tree in a hurry. |
