Given that Jasmine tea isn't vastly distinct from green tea, apart from its added fragrance, the benefits largely overlap. While Jasmine tea contributes to stress relief, incorporating the Jasmine scent into a caffeinated tea may diminish its efficacy in this regard. Our Jasmine Milk Green Tea combines the two teas and complements the taste very well. 

When comparing Jasmine green tea to traditional green tea, the main distinction lies in the addition of Jasmine flowers during the tea-making process. 

Jasmine green tea incorporates Jasmine blossoms, infusing the tea with a fragrant floral aroma and delicate flavour, while traditional green tea consists solely of tea leaves without any added ingredients. This floral infusion enhances the taste and aroma of jasmine green tea, offering a unique sensory experience. 

Moreover, Jasmine green tea may provide additional health benefits associated with Jasmine flowers, such as potential stress relief, alongside the antioxidant properties commonly found in green tea.

Yes, Jasmine Green Milk Tea typically contains caffeine, as it is made with green tea as one of its primary ingredients. However, the exact caffeine content can vary depending on factors such as the type of green tea used and the brewing method.

Jasmine Milk Green Tea combines the potential benefits of Jasmine green tea with the creamy richness of milk. Some potential benefits of Jasmine Milk Green Tea may include:

- Antioxidant properties: Jasmine green tea contains antioxidants that may help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals, promoting overall health and well-being.

- Stress relief: The aroma of Jasmine flowers in Jasmine Milk Green Tea may have calming effects, potentially aiding in stress reduction and promoting relaxation.

- Digestive support: Green tea, including Jasmine green tea, has been linked to digestive health benefits, such as promoting the growth of beneficial gut bacteria and aiding in digestion.

- Bone health: The combination of green tea and milk in Jasmine Milk Green Tea may provide essential nutrients like calcium and vitamin D, which are important for bone health.