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Jasmine Pearls — Craftfolio

Sale price$50.00

Taste: Spearmint, Jasmine, Vanilla 

Serving: Features 8 individually sealed bags. Each canister makes 25–30 cups of tea.

Only tea that has passed ten flawless steps can be called Fuzhou jasmine tea. It begins in the afternoon, picking buds that are just about to bloom. By night, when the petals open and the scent is at its peak, the flowers are layered with tea leaves. The temperature, humidity and airflow must be precisely balanced to let the fragrance enter the leaf without damaging it. One misstep such as a flower too open or a leaf with the wrong moisture will break the harmony. This is a craft that leaves no room for error.

A clover-shaped white cup of light yellow Jasmine Pearls — Craftfolio tea by Chafolio sits above three rolled tea balls, all on a plain white background.
Jasmine Pearls — Craftfolio Sale price$50.00

CHA Profile

Ingredient: Green Tea
Caffeine Level
0mg 100mg
Roast Level
Light Dark
Inflammation Care
Immune Support
Immune Support
Stress relief
Stress relief
1

Boil water to 175 – 185°F (80 – 85°C).

2

Add 1 bag of loose-leaf tea for every 10 oz (300 ml) of water.

3

Let it steep for 1 minute. (Adjust time based on your taste.)

4

Strain the tea leaves.

5

Enjoy your perfect cup — and re-steep up to 3 times.

1

Add 1 bag of loose-leaf tea for every 20 oz (600 ml) of cold or room-temperature water.

2

Cover and refrigerate for 4–6 hours (overnight works best).

3

Strain the tea leaves.

4

Serve chilled and savor the clean, refreshing taste.

5

The same leaves can be re-steeped twice more — just add fresh water and refrigerate a little longer for a lighter, smoother flavor.

A winding dirt path cuts through lush, green, terraced hillsides dotted with trees under a cloudy sky.

ORIGIN: jasmine green tea

FUZHOU, FUJIAN, CHINA

Region: Northeastern part of Fujian Province, China

Elevation: 638 m

Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province, has a long-standing history and expertise in jasmine tea production. Its moderate subtropical climate, with mild winters and abundant rainfall, provides optimal conditions for the growth of fragrant jasmine blossoms.

What Makes Jasmine Pearl So Difficult to Create?

Line drawings showing flower budding and blooming, flower petals being dried on trays, a thermometer, and hands scattering dried petals onto another tray.

And this brings us back to the tea. Jasmine Pearl is considered a luxury not because it is expensive, but because it demands perfection.

True Fuzhou-style jasmine tea must pass through ten flawless steps. If even one step is compromised, the tea cannot be called jasmine tea at all.

The process begins in the afternoon, when unopened buds are picked at the exact moment before they bloom. By nightfall, when the petals open and the fragrance reaches its peak, the flowers are gently layered with tea leaves. Temperature, humidity and airflow must be adjusted with extreme precision. The fragrance must enter the leaf without burning it or causing it to collapse.

One flower that opens too widely can ruin the batch.
One leaf with slightly wrong moisture can break the balance.
One hour off can undo an entire day’s work.

This is why jasmine tea cannot be standardized. Even with a “perfect ratio,” nature shifts every day — the blossoms, the weather, the leaves. Only a master can read these changes and respond in the moment.

No shortcuts. No automation. No large-scale production.

This is what makes Jasmine Pearl a true luxury —  A tea that can only exist in small batches, shaped entirely by the hands and intuition of a master.
And now, it is here

A white tin labeled "Jasmine Pearls — Craftfolio" by Chafolio, with a lid, three tea pearls, a tea bag, and an instruction card are arranged neatly on a white surface.

Finding Master Ni

From our founder – Joey Zhou

Over the years, I’ve met quite a few well-known jasmine tea masters, but honestly, none of them left the same impression on me as Master Ni did. What really convinced me was his sincerity, the way he talks about his wife, the way he speaks about jasmine as something he’s lived with his whole life, and the way he believes good tea should respect both nature and the people who make it.

Jasmine tea isn’t an easy or profitable tea to make, doing it properly takes a huge amount of time, patience, and attention to detail, far more than most producers today are willing to put in. Yet jasmine is the only tea Master Ni has made in his entire life. He never chased trends or switched to teas that were easier to sell; he stayed with jasmine simply because he loves it. That sincerity stayed with me, and it’s the same value we try to hold onto at Chafolio. Now, we hope you can experience that through this tea as well.

Six minimalist icons represent Chafolio Principles: 100% hand-picked, small family-owned farms, vegan, 100% traceable, naturally grown, and traditionally handcrafted.