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“I received a sample of this from MirandaGou in our swap. Thank you! I had this a week or so ago at work. Since I drank this at work the brewing conditions were less than perfect. I wasn’t a...” Read full tasting note
“I never tried this because they’re always more expensive than the Ito-en/kirkland green teas that are always beside it… But one time they had a sale I decided to pick it up. What a mistake. It’s...” Read full tasting note
“Made some iced, and mixed some chamomile-mint in for fun. It wasn’t a very good combination. Or rather, this green tea is just not good. I have to decrease the rating. Can someone tell me, does...” Read full tasting note
“I have tried a lot of different compagnies of green tea and this one is by far the tastiest one!” Read full tasting note
Made with early spring tea leaves from Zhejang, China, this organic loose green tea is a sort of tea that has had minimal process, based on ancestral traditions. It is made with the small leaf green tea variety from south of the Yangtze river. A unique mellow flavor tea with a clean and refreshing character, imparting a smooth feeling with low astringency.
Ingredients: Organic wulu chinese green tea leaves.
To fully appreciate this delicate tea, allow boiled water to cool down for a moment. Pour over 1 to 2 teaspoons per cup and let steep for 3-4 minutes.
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I received a sample of this from MirandaGou in our swap. Thank you!
I had this a week or so ago at work. Since I drank this at work the brewing conditions were less than perfect. I wasn’t a fan. It was a decent quick cup of tea, but I wouldn’t purchase this again.
I never tried this because they’re always more expensive than the Ito-en/kirkland green teas that are always beside it…
But one time they had a sale I decided to pick it up. What a mistake.
It’s not so good. It turns sour/bitter way too quickly even if I adjust the water temperature, tastes more smokey like cheap Chinese green teas that I don’t like too much…
Not very pleasant… I’m chugging it down so I can go back to my old green tea…
