In Love with Jasmine Exclusive Gift Set

What's Inside

In Love with Jasmine is a two-tea gift set built entirely around jasmine's floral aroma, packaged in DABOV's luxury gift presentation. The specific teas rotate with availability, but the theme is consistent: fragrant, jasmine-forward selections rather than a mixed sampler of unrelated flavors.

For a closer look at what genuine jasmine tea involves, Jasmine White Dragon Pearls is scented the traditional way — fresh jasmine blossoms layered with the tea leaves, then removed once the scent has transferred — and makes a good reference point for the flavor profile this gift set is built around.

Gifting Guide

This set is built for a specific occasion: DABOV lists it as an anniversary gift, and the framing fits — jasmine's floral, romantic character has carried that association in gift-giving for a long time, making it a more pointed choice than a general "tea lover" gift. It also works well for a first Valentine's Day gift for someone who prefers tea to flowers, or as a thoughtful gesture for a partner who already keeps a jasmine tea in rotation.

It's a strong pick for someone who's mentioned enjoying jasmine tea specifically, less so as a blind gift for a tea drinker whose preferences you don't know yet — in that case, a broader sampler gives them more room to find a favorite.

Did You Know

• Genuine jasmine tea is scented, not flavored. Fresh jasmine blossoms are layered with tea leaves overnight so the leaves absorb the flower's fragrance, and the process is often repeated over several nights for a stronger scent. The spent blossoms are then sifted out, leaving only their aroma behind in the leaf.

• Jasmine flowers are picked at night on purpose. Jasmine blossoms release most of their fragrance after dark, so the flowers used for scenting tea are typically harvested in the evening, right as they're about to open, to capture the scent at its strongest.

• Jasmine tea tracing back to Song Dynasty China is one of the oldest scented tea traditions still made today — a flavor pairing with a documented history stretching back roughly a thousand years, well before flavored tea became a global retail category.

• A true jasmine tea is judged partly on how little jasmine you can see. Because the blossoms are removed after scenting, the highest-quality versions show almost no visible flower petals in the finished leaf — the aroma is the proof of quality, not stray petals mixed in.

How many teas come in the In Love with Jasmine gift set?

It's a two-tea presentation, with jasmine's floral note as the connecting theme across both.

Is this a good anniversary gift?

Yes — DABOV positions it specifically as an anniversary gift, and jasmine tea's romantic, floral character has long made it a natural fit for that kind of occasion.

What does jasmine tea taste like?

A smooth, floral aroma with a light, sweet finish. The base tea underneath (often white or green) stays fairly subtle, letting the jasmine scent lead the cup.

Is jasmine tea caffeinated?

It depends on the base tea used for scenting — jasmine tea is typically made from green or white tea leaves, both of which are naturally caffeinated, unlike a caffeine-free herbal infusion.

How should I store the tea to preserve the jasmine aroma?

Keep it sealed and away from other strong-smelling foods or spices — scented teas are especially prone to picking up or losing aroma if stored loosely near other ingredients.

Can I buy a jasmine tea on its own instead of the gift set?

Yes — Jasmine White Dragon Pearls is DABOV's single-tea jasmine option, scented the traditional way with fresh blossoms.