Jasmine Silver Needle Tea: A Refreshing Booster for Overtime Workers
I usually have poor sleep quality and find it hard to fall asleep during my lunch break. As the saying goes, “No nap at noon, a breakdown in the afternoon.” When I can’t sleep at noon, I feel really out of sorts in the afternoon, with a dizzy and aching head and low spirits.
In order to invigorate myself, I will make a cup of jasmine silver needle tea. I have tasted many kinds of jasmine tea.:
- Taste: Its tea aroma doesn’t completely overpower the flower fragrance. The fragrance is rich and mellow, and the taste is fresh and sweet with a lingering aftertaste. There’s no astringency like that of ordinary strong tea. After drinking it, I feel refreshed and stay energetic throughout the afternoon.
- Quality materials: It uses carefully selected silver needle tea leaves and double-petal jasmine flowers from Hengxian. Good tea goes with good flowers.
- Eight-times scenting: Making scented tea usually requires three to seven times of scenting to allow the tea leaves to fully absorb the jasmine fragrance. The more times of scenting, the clearer and purer the fragrance of the jasmine tea. This tea has been scented eight times, so the silver needles have fully absorbed the jasmine fragrance, making it rich and pure.
- Cost-effective: It doesn’t have excessive packaging costs and doesn’t sell products with high prices but low quality. It usually comes in simple packaging and truly focuses on the quality of the tea. It’s delicious and affordable.
Colleagues in the office, when you’re feeling low in energy, have a cup. The fragrant aroma will make you feel refreshed and improve your work efficiency.
