Listings typically show two ingredients: green tea and jasmine flowers, or indicate that the green tea is infused with jasmine flowers.
Caffeine claims vary: some listings are marked as caffeinated while at least one listing is labeled non-caffeinated, so check the specific product label for its caffeine status.
Jasmine green tea is typically floral and slightly sweet, with a delicate jasmine aroma and mellow, refreshing notes that give a light, clean green-tea character.
Jasmine green tea is served hot or cold, used in milk tea or boba preparations, and also available as ready-to-drink chilled bottled iced tea.
Listings note origins including Thailand, China (including northern China), and Taiwan; some describe mountain-grown jasmine harvested in spring.