People have been enjoying jasmine tea for many centuries. Both tea and jasmine were cultivated in China during the Tang Dynasty (618-907), and people may have drunk jasmine tea even before that ...

Coconut truffle white tea or jasmine pearl? Aged mandarin puer or Rocky Valley oolong? Chinese cinnamon or Aussie sunshine? There are more than 100 ways to enjoy a brew at Ms. Cattea Tea Bar in Potts ...

The Jasmine Pearls Tea I ordered had a sweet and floral taste, but slightly bitter after-taste. The tea and the cold brew together — both small sizes — cost £5.75 (around $7.02).

Ziata shared her favorite spring teas, which can be enjoyed hot or cold. “Tea can be very personal,” Ziata said. “I would look for drinks that are going to be a little more floral.

To cold brew tea, fill a jar with cold water and add tea bags or loose-leaf tea, which can be held in a tea ball or reusable muslin tea bag for easier straining. My preferred ratio is two tea bags ...

I f you’re a fan of boba shop drinks, my Sea Salt Foam Jasmine Tea is a must-try at home! I crafted this recipe to bring together sweet, floral jasmine tea with a thick, creamy ...

The Republic of Tea Jasmine Pearls, $25.25 for three ounces, republicoftea.com. Follow New York Times Cooking on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Pinterest.