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#112: Jasmine Pearls: The Most Aesthetically-Pleasing Way To Drink Jasmine Green

from Tea & Herbal Fundamentals (Hosted By Gruene Tea Haus) · host Albert Luna

Jasmine Green tea is one of the most beloved teas on the planet.  Albert explains why the “pearl” version is the best! … The post #112: Jasmine Pearls: The Most Aesthetically-Pleasing Way To Drink Jasmine Green appeared first on Naturopathic Earth.

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Jasmine Green tea is one of the most beloved teas on the planet. Albert explains why the “pearl” version is the best! Albert explains why. Albert is a public school teacher who opened a tea cafe in Texas. This is a podcast version of Youtube’s “Green Tea Haus” channel, hosted by Albert, tea curator of Gruene Tea Haus, a sit-down Asian tea cafe in Gruene, TX (halfway between Austin & San Antonio). Check out the Youtube channel HERE and please subscribe. Purchase the 50+ teas and tisanes at www.grueneteahaus.com (free shipping over $100) and follow us on Instagram and Facebook if you like.

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