Harney & Sons Dragon Pearl Jasmine Tea – Connoisseur's White and Green Tea Pearls Sourced from Fuan, China
Harney & Sons Dragon Pearl Jasmine Tea – Connoisseur's White and Green Tea Pearls Sourced from Fuan, China
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Why you'll love it
- hand-rolled jasmine pearls turn brewing into a visual, sensory experience
- Fuan, China origin signals authentic, premium jasmine sourcing
- sachet format delivers loose-leaf quality without the measuring mess
- family-owned Harney & Sons heritage (30+ years) builds trust over generic tea brands
- 1% for the Planet membership appeals to eco-conscious buyers
- Kosher and gluten-free certifications widen gifting and dietary compatibility
- Pearls slowly unfurl making preparation feel special/luxurious
- Freshness preserved by tin container
- Manufacture date and use-by date printed on container (Jan 9, 2023 / Jan 2025) ensuring freshness
- Aroma fills the room with just one cup
- Fragrant yet natural jasmine scent - not artificial or overpowering
- Can be steeped all day and leaves continue to carry flavor without bitterness
- Smooth, clean taste especially soothing after a heavy meal
- Smooth and refreshing with milk and honey
- Iced tea on warmer days
- Worth the money - lasts a long time
- Giftable and reusable tin
- Consistent quality over years of repeat purchases
Perfect for
- hostess gift for dinner parties and housewarmings
- afternoon relaxation ritual after work
- centerpiece offering at tea parties
- mild caffeine boost to replace a second coffee
- gift for tea lovers who appreciate hand-rolled pearls
- Making jasmine simple syrup for cocktails
- Pairing with monk fruit and Torani peach syrup as a boba shop alternative
- Adding milk and honey for extra sweetness
- Drinking throughout the day by re-adding hot water to revive leaves
- Morning ritual/start of day
- Replacing Teavana jasmine tea
Product Information
Beautiful little hand-rolled pearls are gently infused with the floral essences from jasmine flowers
This tea is a delight to look at, and the light-colored brew is full of floral and sweet aromas
Each tin contains 20 tea sachets. Each sachet brews one 12 oz. cup of tea. Certified Kosher. Contains caffeine.
Tea is only as good as the water it is brewed in. Use filtered water as needed. Use one sachet for cup of tea desired. Pour 175F water over the tea and steep for 4 to 5 minutes. Remove the sachet. Relax and enjoy.
HARNEY & SONS IS A PROUD MEMBER OF 1% FOR THE PLANET. Joining 1% for The Planet in 2006 meant we could directly donate one percent of our total sales to the environmental organizations of our choice. Harney & Sons was founded on a commitment to deliver customers the finest quality tea possible. This promise, made over 30 years ago, serves as the company's guiding principle. Today, Harney & Sons Tea remains family owned and managed, with three generations of Harney's preserving John's tradition of fine tea and traveling the world in search of the finest ingredients. It is not only the Harney mission to deliver quality tea products to their customers, but also to educate the world of tea history and taste. Whether through their dedicated customer service team, their published guides to tea drinking, or their two tea tasting shops, the Harney & Sons team works to pass on their passion of tea to a wide audience. From lugging heavy tea filled chests down their basement stairs, to stocking shelves at stores nationwide, Harney & Sons remains committed to delivering their customers a superior tea drinking experience.
A masterpiece from Fuan, China, Dragon Pearl Jasmine is comprised of little, hand-rolled 'pearls' gently infused with jasmine flowers. The blend is pure joy, with the floral and sweet aromas of the light colored brew.
Harney & Sons was founded on a commitment to deliver customers the finest quality tea possible. This promise, made 30 years ago, serves as the company's guiding principle. Today, Harney & Sons Tea remains family owned and managed, with three generations of Harney's preserving John's tradition of fine tea and traveling the world in search of the finest ingredients. It is not only the Harney mission to deliver quality tea products to their customers, but also to educate the world of tea history and taste. Whether through their dedicated customer service team, their published guides to tea drinking, or their two tea tasting shops, the Harney & Sons team works to pass on their passion of tea to a wide audience. From lugging heavy tea filled chests down their basement stairs, to stocking shelves at stores nationwide, Harney & Sons remains committed to delivering their customers a superior tea drinking experience.
Ingredients
green tea, white tea
Items Details
Item Form: Sachet
Tea Variety: Jasmine
Diet Type: Kosher
Number of Items: 1
Container Type: Can
Specialty: Kosher
Recommended Uses For Product: Hostess Gift, Relaxation, Tea Parties
Region of Origin: China
Allergen Information: Gluten Free
Special Ingredients: Gluten Free
Product Benefits: Pleasant Taste, Stress Relief, Suitable for Dietary Restrictions, Mild Energy Boost
Global Trade Identification Number: 00636046354069
Caffeine Content Description: Medium Caffeine
Part Number: 35406
Age Range Description: 18+
Liquid Contents Description: Beverage Type Not Listed
Sweetness Description: sweet
Item Type Name: Tea
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes these jasmine pearls feel more premium than a standard jasmine green tea?
Each pearl is hand-rolled from green and white tea leaves and infused multiple times with fresh jasmine blossoms from Fuan, China. The rolling is a craft technique that signals origin and care rather than machine processing, which is why the brew looks and tastes different from a typical jasmine tea bag.
Is the tin itself part of the luxury experience, or is it just packaging?
The tin is intentionally designed to be reused. Once the 20 sachets are gone, customers refill it with loose-leaf, use it to store small keepsakes, or keep it on the tea bar as a display piece. That longevity is part of what differentiates it from a paperboard box.
Does the brand's heritage matter for a luxury tea purchase?
Harney & Sons is a family-owned company with more than 30 years of tea blending, and that longevity is built into how the pearls are sourced, rolled, and packed. For buyers who research provenance, that history is part of the justification for a premium price point.
How does the Fuan, China origin influence the quality of the jasmine?
Fuan is one of the original regions for traditional jasmine tea in China, and the climate and soil there produce jasmine with a stronger, cleaner aromatic profile. Sourcing from this region is what allows the pearls to deliver a true floral scent without needing artificial flavoring.
Is the blend Kosher and gluten-free, and does that affect perceived quality?
The blend is certified Kosher and gluten-free, which signals that the production is held to a third-party standard beyond basic food safety. For luxury buyers who care about ingredient transparency, these certifications reinforce the premium positioning.
I am building a dedicated tea bar at home. Is this the right centerpiece tea to stock?
Yes. The reusable tin looks intentional on a tea bar shelf, the hand-rolled pearls make a striking visual when brewed in a glass pot, and the jasmine aroma fills a room with a single cup. It is one of the most commonly chosen anchor teas for a home tea bar.
Will the flavor hold up when entertaining guests, or does it lose nuance in a large pot?
The pearls perform well in larger volumes because one sachet can be steeped in about a liter of water without turning bitter, so guests get a consistent cup across the evening. Many customers steep a second time from the same pearls to extend a single tin across a long gathering.
Is the freshness date printed on the tin so I know what I am getting?
Yes, the manufacture date and use-by date are printed on the container. For a luxury buyer, that transparency is a meaningful signal that the brand is not hiding the age of the product on the shelf.
How does this compare to a high-end Japanese sencha in terms of ceremony?
The hand-rolled pearls and slow unfurling create a similar moment of ceremony, while the jasmine infusion adds a fragrance that sencha does not have. For buyers who collect single-origin teas, this offers a different sensory lane rather than a direct substitute.
How does this compare to a supermarket jasmine tea bag?
Supermarket jasmine tea bags are typically cut-leaf and scented with jasmine flavoring to compensate for the loss of volatile oils during processing. These pearls are whole-leaf and naturally infused, which is why the aroma and taste register as significantly more layered and floral.
Is the price point justified compared to other loose-leaf jasmine pearls on the market?
The combination of Fuan sourcing, Kosher and gluten-free certification, family-owned heritage, and 1% for the Planet membership all contribute to the price. Buyers who research these details consistently find the per-cup cost reasonable for a 20-sachet tin that lasts weeks.
How does the pyramid sachet format protect the pearls and their aroma?
The sachets are roomy enough to let the pearls fully expand and release their aroma, while still being portioned and sealed for freshness. You get the visual ceremony of loose pearls without the leaf in the cup, the measuring, or the cleanup.
My biggest concern is that expensive tea sometimes tastes weak. Is this one full-flavored?
At the recommended 175°F for 4 to 5 minutes, the pearls produce a fragrant, full cup with a clean jasmine finish. Customers who like a stronger brew can extend the steep time or use two sachets per pot without the tea turning bitter, which is unusual for a green and white blend.
I worry the jasmine will smell artificial or perfume-like at this price tier. Is it natural?
The jasmine is infused into the pearls during processing rather than sprayed on afterward, which is why the scent reads as fresh and floral rather than synthetic. This is one of the most consistent points of feedback from long-term customers.
How do I brew the jasmine pearls for the best flavor?
Heat fresh water to about 175°F, place one sachet in a mug, and steep for 4 to 5 minutes. Remove the sachet and enjoy. For a lighter cup, shorten the steep time. For a liter of iced tea, use one sachet in cold or room-temperature water and refrigerate overnight.
Can I re-steep the same sachet through the day?
Yes. The hand-rolled pearls hold their flavor across multiple infusions, so you can re-add hot water to the same sachet several times without bitterness. Many customers keep a single sachet going for an entire afternoon of slow sipping.
What is the difference between the 175°F recommendation and the 160°F sometimes mentioned for white tea?
This blend is a combination of white and green tea pearls, and 175°F is the recommended temperature for the blend as a whole. Brewing at 160°F will produce a softer, less astringent cup if you prefer a more delicate flavor, but 175°F is the standard guidance for a balanced brew.
Is the tin dishwasher safe, or do I wash it by hand?
Hand washing is recommended. A quick rinse with warm water and a soft cloth is enough to keep the label and finish in good condition, and the tin will be ready to refill or repurpose for years.
Are the sachets individually wrapped for freshness?
Yes. The 20 sachets are individually wrapped inside the tin so each one stays sealed until you are ready to brew. This is what allows the tin to hold its aroma and flavor across the full use-by window printed on the container.
What is in the tin when it arrives?
Each tin contains 20 individually wrapped pyramid sachets of hand-rolled jasmine pearls. There are no extra inserts, samples, or accessories included, so what you see in the product description is exactly what ships.
Is this tea safe for people with common food allergies?
The blend is certified Kosher and gluten-free, and the ingredient list is limited to green and white tea pearls infused with jasmine flowers. For specific allergen questions beyond gluten, we recommend reviewing the printed label on the tin before consuming.
How long will a single tin last before it loses flavor?
Each tin is marked with a manufacture date and a use-by date, and the individually wrapped sachets keep the pearls fresh until you open them. As long as the tin is stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, the flavor will hold through the printed use-by window.
What is the difference between jasmine pearl tea and jasmine green tea?
Jasmine pearl tea is made by rolling the tea leaves into small pearls and infusing them with jasmine blossoms multiple times during processing, which locks the aroma into the leaf itself. Jasmine green tea is typically a flat or open leaf scented once with jasmine, which produces a lighter and often less consistent flavor.
