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“It’s actually okay. I don’t know the exact difference between this one (with the chinese character on the box, and individually wrapped bags) and the regular “Clear Green” tea bags, but I prefer...” Read full tasting note
“Just tryng a sample sachet given to me. This has cardamon and meant for spiced tea lovers.” Read full tasting note
“I really, really like this tea – perhaps it’s even my favorite tea, which feels a bit stupid. :P You can only get it in office supply stores for some reason.” Read full tasting note
“I was sent a sample of this recently, so when I couldn’t find the tea I was intending to have today (that’s been put in the wrong place somewhere in the tea mountain in my kitchen cupboard g) I...” Read full tasting note
Discovered in the Orient, the Tchae green leaves produce a lightly flavoured green tea of the highest quality. A great tea to relax with, for a stress free moment.
It’s actually okay. I don’t know the exact difference between this one (with the chinese character on the box, and individually wrapped bags) and the regular “Clear Green” tea bags, but I prefer this one. Perhaps it’s a little less bitter. Yummy in the morning with a Nutella sammich.
I was sent a sample of this recently, so when I couldn’t find the tea I was intending to have today (that’s been put in the wrong place somewhere in the tea mountain in my kitchen cupboard g) I thought I’d try this. It’s… really not bad for a tea bag tea. Interesting aroma with more than a hint of licorice about it, and the flavour is okay. I won’t be throwing over teas.com.au’s Feisty Jade in favour of this anytime soon, but it’s certainly drinkable.
I also prefer this one over the Clear Green, by a BIG margin.