ou can see from the teabag that the leaves aren’t the typical dusty tea fannings that you would normally find in high street teabags. They taste as classic Chinese green tea should, with mellow toasted notes, a slight fruitiness and next to no astringency. Happy to report, I really enjoyed it.
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Flavors: Fruity, Melon, Toasted
Tea Blogger. Exploring tea. Love to help fellow tea lovers discover new flavours.
Tea in cupboard is all tea I’ve tried, not updated to what I actually have right now!
Love: Nearly all oolong, malty black tea, earl grey, most chai, mint leaves, jasmine pearls.
Meh: Green tea, puerh, matcha.
00-25 – Hated it. Would never buy.
25-50 – Disliked it, probably because I just don’t like that tea.
51-60 – Ok/neutral stance.
61-70 – Tasty. Wouldn’t buy
71-80 – Really enjoyed, could be improved.
81-90 – Really loved it, would consider repeat purchase.
91-100 – Fav. Will repeat purchase.
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