Blueberry Flavored Green Tea

Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
Cornflower Petals, Gunpowder Green Tea, Natural Flavours
Flavors
Biting, Blueberry, Smoke, Tobacco, Vegetal
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Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Low
Certification
Not available
Average preparation
Iced 4 min, 30 sec 32 oz / 946 ml

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  • “Yum blueberries. No blueberries in Ecuador. : ( Thankfully I can get blueberry tea to make up for it! This tea is very pretty to look at. Gunpowder tea has always seemed visually appealing to me....” Read full tasting note
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  • “June Wedding! Time for something blue! This is a gunpowder green tea with blueberry flavoring and pretty blue cornflower petals. The leaf has that somewhat smoky aroma typical of gunpowder greens,...” Read full tasting note
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From English Tea Store

The Blueberry Flavored Green Tea blend from English Tea Store is a delicious green tea with a wonderfully sweet character and a pleasing astringency. Made from a green Pekoe Gunpowder, this wonderful tea is flavored naturally. Gunpowder teas typically have a dark coppery green color that produces a pale, yellowy green infusion with a smooth, slightly smoky cup with a sweetish finish. This tea is highly receptive to the addition of the blueberryRead more

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Yum blueberries. No blueberries in Ecuador. : ( Thankfully I can get blueberry tea to make up for it!

This tea is very pretty to look at. Gunpowder tea has always seemed visually appealing to me. It is both interesting and beautiful. The cornflowers are also beautiful. but very scarce. The smell is very much blueberry. Sadly not fresh blueberry, but more a blueberry jam type smell. While not as great as fresh blueberries, blueberry jam is still great.

It is freezing today, so I couldn’t wait to have my hot cup of tea. The brewed tea smelled a bit more like fresh blueberries, I believe that the green tea base helped with this illusion. The plantiness that it adds to the scent really helps it. Unfortunately, I also caught a scent of anise. I have no idea where it came from, but it was undoubtedly there.

Unsweetened it was pretty good. Green tea up front with a fresh blueberry aftertaste. Unfortunately there was still something that lingered in the background reminding me of Anise. When I sweetened it the blueberry became stronger and more enjoyable. The green tea was overtaken, but it wasn’t gone. I enjoyed the subtle vegetable green that it added to the flavor.

It held up decently to a second steep (2min) which was still tasty, just watered down.

Sadly, it doesn’t get a higher score because I got random anise flavor in the brew. I have no idea how or what was making me think this had anise in it, but it didn’t make me happy. It was tame enough that I could enjoy the cup of tea with no major distractions from the phantom flavor.

On a completely unrelated note, my puppy won 2nd place in the bulldog puppy category over the weekend! : ) I was so proud of her!

Preparation
1 min, 0 sec
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Tina S. 13 years ago

Note to self, do not move to Ecuador, as you will never survive without your blueberry fixes!

I’m sad your blueberry tea wasn’t as awesome as you’d hoped!

Ninavampi 13 years ago

I wish I had come to that conclusion… There are still plenty of yummy fruits to eat!

rmark25 13 years ago

I really enjoy Blueberry Black tea from enjoyingtea.com

rmark25 13 years ago

..and No blueberries in Ecuador? All of our blueberries in the Winter come from Peru or Chile..I’m amazed you can’t get them…but you have Guayusa!

ScottTeaMan 13 years ago

Congrats to you and Sencha. :))

Ninavampi 13 years ago

Thanks! : )

SimpliciTEA 13 years ago

Yes, congratulations! He (or she) looks like a cutie! I am a huge dog lover, myself.

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June Wedding! Time for something blue! This is a gunpowder green tea with blueberry flavoring and pretty blue cornflower petals.

The leaf has that somewhat smoky aroma typical of gunpowder greens, but there is a noticable sweet blueberry scent as well. I know I’ve tried this warm in the past, but it has been a bit sweltering here this weekend, so I let this cold brew overnight into a nice quart of iced tea. The tea has a very bright yellow color, and the aroma hasn’t changed much from the dry leaf.

The flavor, however, is a little offputting to me… it’s mainly the gunpowder base that doesn’t work for me. I like that the fruity flavor of the blueberry isn’t incredibly overbearing or overwhelming, as I get in many fruit-flavored green teas, because I like being able to taste my green tea base underneath the fruit, the problem here is I just dont like the flavor of the green tea base that is coming through; that smoky flavor note just doesn’t mix with sweet blueberries. They are very colliding flavors and don’t blend at all. The gunpowder taste comes off really biting and doesn’t mix with the sweet berry… and I’m just not really a fan of that tobacco smoke taste. If the base had been bancha or sencha, I think this would be totally fine. This will probably be a very hard tea for me to finish off…

Flavors: Biting, Blueberry, Smoke, Tobacco, Vegetal

Preparation
Iced 8 min or more 4 tsp 32 OZ / 946 ML

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