Genmacashew

Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
Not available
Flavors
Grass, Roasted, Rose, Sweet, Toasted Rice
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Not available
Certification
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Edit tea info Last updated by Starfevre
Average preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 0 sec 7 oz / 207 ml

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  • “I’m really late writing a tasting note for this one, as it is one of Frank’s blends and over two years old… but I really enjoyed this one when it was fresh (and now — though the flavor isn’t quite...” Read full tasting note
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  • “I love confusing and interesting teas. This one certainly fits the bill. The taste is like salty bar nuts, and I really like it! Even I would do a double take at that sentence but trust me, there’s...” Read full tasting note
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  • “Backlog: I enjoyed this both hot and cold. The green tea is lightly grassy and sweet, and I like the way the nutty flavors meld with the toasty rice flavor. I don’t necessarily get ‘cashew’ or...” Read full tasting note
  • “Underwhelmed :( The aroma from the bag had that weirdness that all 52teas’ genmaichas have had since the reblends started tasting/smelling off – a chemically, almost chloriney sort of flavour that...” Read full tasting note
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This one I suspect is going to go really fast. This is an awesome blend of genmaicha, cashews and macadamias, with organic cashew, macadamia and honey flavors. Just the smell of this tea is enough to cause instant drooling

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4314 tasting notes

I’m really late writing a tasting note for this one, as it is one of Frank’s blends and over two years old… but I really enjoyed this one when it was fresh (and now — though the flavor isn’t quite the same!) This seems less like a genmaicha and more like a green sencha tea with plenty of nutty flavor. I love that cashews and macadamias are represented here. I’ll enjoy what remains of this blend… hopefully not too far away in the future.

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I love confusing and interesting teas. This one certainly fits the bill. The taste is like salty bar nuts, and I really like it! Even I would do a double take at that sentence but trust me, there’s something about the salty nut mouthfeel in a warm drink that is super comforting. The aftertaste has a floral note which gives it some lightness. The combo really works and gives it some complexity that genmaicha doesn’t always have.

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Backlog:

I enjoyed this both hot and cold. The green tea is lightly grassy and sweet, and I like the way the nutty flavors meld with the toasty rice flavor. I don’t necessarily get ‘cashew’ or ‘macadamia nut’ but I get a medley of nut flavors, as if I grabbed a handful of mixed nuts and ate them all mixed together. It is a harmonious, nutty flavor.

It’s good. Not my favorite from 52Teas but not bad either, and one that I’m glad I tried.

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6117 tasting notes

Underwhelmed :( The aroma from the bag had that weirdness that all 52teas’ genmaichas have had since the reblends started tasting/smelling off – a chemically, almost chloriney sort of flavour that I am convinced is coming from the toasted rice. It’s possible to almost get past that while drinking the tea, but sadly, the remaining flavour is, IMO, far from cashew. It’s actually pretty floral (rose??), which strikes me as quite odd, and there’s maybe some nuttiness beneath that, but the floral is fairly powerful. On the plus side, it doesn’t taste like I’m drinking perfume, but it’s not at all what I was hoping for. Another miss in terms of it tasting like one would expect from a “genmacashew” tea, although if you’re fond of florals and don’t pick up that weird note I get, you might actually find this rather pleasant.

Preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 0 sec
CHAroma

The name of this tea makes me think someone was trying to say genmaicha and then sneezed halfway through. Genma-ACHOO! LOL!

Kittenna

Hahahahaha :P I can see that!

Anlina

Yes! What is up with that rose flavour? I just don’t understand why it’s there or where it came from. And it’s not bad, but my expectations were set so completely differently for this tea that it threw me way off.

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894 tasting notes

Huh this is quite different than I was expecting. There’s a fairly typical genmaicha base, but the other flavours remind me more of a sweet rose than cashew. I’m enjoying it, but my expectations are getting in the way a little bit.

Thank you to my Secret Pumpkin TraceyC for letting me try this!

Flavors: Grass, Roasted, Rose, Sweet, Toasted Rice

Preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 8 OZ / 236 ML

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1271 tasting notes

Yum, a tea for nut lovers and I love macadamia nuts in tea blends! We need more macadamia nut teas!

This one is pretty sweet, kind of like nut brittle with maca nuts. The nutty flavors go well with the toasty rice of the genmaicha, with this tea having a savory finish. I get some cashew aftertaste, but is pretty light. Genmacashew resteeps pretty well, but the green gets a little bitter so don’t over do it.

Since this tea is pretty heavy with the nuts, there’s only a couple servings in the 0.5oz package.

Full review on my blog The Oolong Owl http://oolongowl.com/genmacashew-genmaicha/

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec 1 tsp 6 OZ / 177 ML
Stephanie

Agreed! More cashew and macadamia teas plz :)

carol who

Nuts should rule the world. Oh, wait… they do rule the world we just call them politicians! :(

But the good nuts (almonds, macadamias, pecan, walnut… etc) should be in more teas.

Kittenna

Now I really want to open my package of this…

Spencer

Thanks for reviewing this, as it sounds quite fantastic. Adding another to the shopping list.

Southern Boy Teas

I love the pictures you take for your blog. They always look awesome. I wish I could do that.

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