Jasmine Longjing Tea — a soft jasmine and Dragon Well tea

Jasmine Longjing Tea pairs jasmine with Longjing — Dragon Well green tea — and it is one of the few tea names that appears on two quite different devices: the compact Snowplus DASH X at A$35.00, and Cigar Bastard 12000 at A$35.00. The official Snowplus listing uses this same English title on DASH X.

What it tastes like

A NativeNic review groups Jasmine Longjing Tea with Honey Yuzu Tea as soft, floral, and among the least sweet in that Dash range. That is the character to expect: a quiet tea, not a sweet fruit-tea or a sparkling iced tea. Honey Yuzu Tea, on both DASH sticks, is the citrus-tea neighbour. Floral Oolong, DASH X-only, is the osmanthus-oolong alternative on the same compact stick.

On Cigar Bastard, this is the tea option on a 10-flavour wall that is otherwise mostly fruit, ice-fruit and soda names — a different context, same flavour title.

Which devices list it

Jasmine Longjing Tea is listed on Snowplus DASH X, a compact ceramic stick with a tea-leaning 10-flavour range, and on Cigar Bastard 12000, a rechargeable 12,000-puff-class bar.

Prices are the parent device prices; the final figure is confirmed at checkout.

Next step

Choose DASH X if you want the compact tea-leaning stick, or Cigar Bastard if you want this name on the rechargeable 12,000-puff-class bar. Add it to your cart on this site; the price is confirmed at checkout.

Adults 21+ only.