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“Steep Information: Water: ~500ml at 175°F Tool: Breville One-Touch Tea Maker BTM800XL Steep Time: a little over 2 minutes http://steep.it/2%20minutes Served: Hot Tasting Notes: Dry Leaf Smell:...” Read full tasting note
“a middle ground okay lukewarm whole leaf green tea… i enjoyed a nice warm cup of this right before lunch, but after 3 sips i realized that this tea was sort of like bland cereal—it wasn’t bad but...” Read full tasting note
This healthful blend brews up a mellow yet lively cup. It’s an artful combination of fine green teas grown in the lush jungles of China and the sweeping hills of India — offering a light, almost fruity taste with a gentle finish.
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Steep Information:
Water: ~500ml at 175°F
Tool: Breville One-Touch Tea Maker BTM800XL
Steep Time: a little over 2 minutes http://steep.it/2%20minutes
Served: Hot
Tasting Notes:
Dry Leaf Smell: sweet floral, hint of vegetation
Steeped Tea Smell: paper, floral
Flavor: paper, vegetal
Body: Light
Aftertaste: sweet, floral
Liquor: translucent green
Perhaps because I let the teabag set a year it tastes like paper?
Rating: 2/4 leaves
Blog: http://amazonv.teatra.de/2012/12/19/choice-organic-teas-teabag-green-tea-jade-green/
a middle ground okay lukewarm whole leaf green tea…
i enjoyed a nice warm cup of this right before lunch, but after 3 sips i realized that this tea was sort of like bland cereal—it wasn’t bad but it wasn’t great. yes, that grassy flavor was there but it wasn’t really the I CANT STOP DRINKING THIS (in a good way) type of reaction i was hoping for.
not bad. but not good.
bland cereal tea.
at least it is fair trade
I have begun to notice more and more paper flavor in bagged teas. And they aren’t teas that have been sitting around for a long time, either.
@LiberTEAS I wonder if we’re getting better at it, or the paper is getting more potent?