An uncommon pairing of black tea and jasmine that will leave you wondering why it hasn’t been done before.

Jasmine notes are well balanced with a forgiving black tea base, skillfully scented three times by hand then finished with a light roast (low heat drying) to lock in the aroma. For those weary of the trial and error of finicky green teas, this is for you. Enjoy jasmine without stressing on the astringency.

Named after Lizabeth Scott’s character in the 1947 film noir “Dead Reckoning,” Coral Chandler is a femme fatale whose lingering jasmine perfume slowly unravel a sinister plot, one that leads to her ultimate demise.

Serving Suggestion: start with 3-4 grams or 1 teaspoon in 8-10 ounces of water at 212 degrees Fahrenheit (boiling) then steep for 3-4 minutes.