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“I am revisiting this tea this evening, mostly because last time when I drank it the tea had cooled to the point of being cold, and I wanted to try it hot. It is much better hot, I think, although...” Read full tasting note
“This bagged tea doesn’t have much of an aroma or color to it. But what it lacks in those areas it makes up for in taste! This is darn tasty for a bagged green tea! It’s sweet and semi-malty for...” Read full tasting note
Brighten your outlook with this lush tea hailing from Jeju Island, South Korea’s “Island of the Gods.” From fertile volcanic soil to subtropical forests, this pristine isle offers rich tea-growing terroir. The leaves are steamed, rolled and dried in the Sencha tradition, for a fresh and savory cup.
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I am revisiting this tea this evening, mostly because last time when I drank it the tea had cooled to the point of being cold, and I wanted to try it hot. It is much better hot, I think, although it’s nice cold too (I think it would have been even better with maybe a thin slice of lemon or lime!)
Served hot, I notice more buttery tones to the tea, and I like that. It is also less astringent when hot.
I’ve enjoyed this one both ways – hot and cold – but I like it best hot.
This bagged tea doesn’t have much of an aroma or color to it. But what it lacks in those areas it makes up for in taste! This is darn tasty for a bagged green tea! It’s sweet and semi-malty for a a green. It has a slight hint of citrus, almost. The after taste is refreshing and cooling…not quite a mint flavor but something FRESH! This was a great surprise! I really enjoy this bagged green!
Sounds lovely. I’ve been meaning to try a Korean green.
Interesting, I have two boxes from Choice, if this one is available at the grocery store I’ll be picking it up.
I actually first saw this brand because it was what the car dealership I was at was offering. I stole a few bags of their Northwest Blackberry to bring home and try out. I consider it included as part of the paperwork fee ;)