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“I was a bit scared to try this one since I can be iffy with flavored greens and I had such a not fun experience with the other “Bouquet” tea Kusmi has, the Bouquet No. 18 or something. But this...” Read full tasting note
“I made this tea for my boyfriend since he has a cold and sore throat. I also added lemon grass to it. To his small cup, I added a dash of honey. Mine I kept plain. Delicious. :)” Read full tasting note
“Oh yes! MUCH BETTER! Note to self (and others who are interested..) a little goes a long way! A solid green tea once prepared correctly! LOL” Read full tasting note
A classic green tea with natural scents of bergamot, citrus fruits and flowers..
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I was a bit scared to try this one since I can be iffy with flavored greens and I had such a not fun experience with the other “Bouquet” tea Kusmi has, the Bouquet No. 18 or something. But this actually isn’t bad. It’s not great or anything, but the bergamot flavor is mild and blends well with the heavier type of whatever green tea Kusmi uses. There’s a bitterness that seems to build as I keep sipping but I attribute that more to the tea base than the flavoring and it isn’t entirely unpleasant. It’s not really bitter and not really salty. It reminds me of the taste of sea salt, which I find nice, especially when compared to the regular Morton’s table salt. Most Chinese greens give me table salt salty – this gives me a flavorful sea salt taste, softly kissed with a hint of slightly floral bergamot.
It’s not stellar or anything, but it’s respectable and I don’t hate it. I don’t love it either, but it’s not near as bad as I was fearing so thumbs up.
