Tea & Drinks

Jasmine Green Tea vs Lemongrass Mulberry Tea: Two Ranong Tea Bags

Compare Ranong jasmine green tea and lemongrass mulberry tea bags by tea type, flavour direction, sachet count and preparation format.

By Sawasdeal Editorial · · 4 min read

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Clear cups of golden tea beside jasmine flowers, tea leaves and lemongrass.
AI-generated serving illustration, not a photograph of a tested Sawasdeal recipe.

If you want a cup made by steeping a tea bag, these two Ranong products offer different flavour directions: jasmine-flavoured green tea or a lemongrass-and-mulberry herbal tea. Both are tea-bag products, but they are not the same tea base with different packaging.

Compare the exact products

Ranong tea-bag comparison
Detail Camellia Jasmine Green Tea Lemongrass Mulberry Tea
Named tea type Green tea with jasmine flavour. Herbal tea named for lemongrass and mulberry.
Pack weight 37.5 g. 20 g.
Bag count 25 tea bags; listed as 1.5 g each. 20 tea bags; listed as 1 g each.
Flavour direction Jasmine-floral green tea. Lemongrass-and-leaf herbal blend.

Choose jasmine green tea when you want the green-tea base with a floral flavour. Choose the herbal product when you want to explore the named lemongrass-and-mulberry combination. The table describes the pack and flavour direction, not a measured tasting score or full ingredient formula.

Preparation: steep, then remove the bag

Use the water quantity, temperature and steeping time printed on your own box. Place a tea bag in a heatproof cup, add water as directed and remove the bag after the indicated time. There is no need to dissolve the bag’s contents or stir loose material into milk.

Try the first cup without extra ingredients so you can decide whether to add a sweetener. If you later serve it cold, brew according to the box before cooling it; filling a cup with ice does not replace the label’s water measurement.

What to check if caffeine matters

Green tea is a tea-leaf product and should not be assumed caffeine-free. The term herbal tea alone is not enough to establish a particular blend’s caffeine content. If you need to avoid caffeine, check the exact Lemongrass Mulberry package or ask for confirmation before ordering.

Neither product is presented here as a treatment for sleep, blood sugar or another health condition. For choosing a everyday cup, the relevant differences are the tea type, flavour direction and number of bags—not medical promises.

Products discussed in this article

These are the current products discussed in this guide. Preparation and ingredient statements apply only to the exact pack specified in the article, not automatically to every option.

Similar products and other flavours

These are related shopping alternatives, not confirmation of the same product in a video or a creator endorsement. Compare the difference noted on each current listing.

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