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“Good bang for your buck. It’s not the best green tea out there, but for a buck and change, it’s an excellent deal. Worth getting for people that aren’t huge tea drinkers or plan to ice it and add...” Read full tasting note
“I am not a huge green tea fan but this is one that I keep stocked in my tea pantry. It is not too bitter or vegetal. Its smooth to drink.” Read full tasting note
“I’m not sure what I think of this green blend. On one hand, it’s pretty smooth and doesn’t have a strong flavour. On the other, it’s pretty blah. I’m kind of in-between, I guess… I don’t love it...” Read full tasting note
“It’s a supermarket green tea but actually one of my favourites. Really clean, grassy taste and it never tastes flat or like it’s too old. Cheap and cheerful and a lovely tea when I’m sick. It goes...” Read full tasting note
Savour the timeless taste of Tetley Pure Green Tea. Produced in Chinese tradition, the green tea leaves are gently and carefully steamed and rolled to provide the tea’s exquisite flavour and enticing, pale green hue.
Pure Green tea – 100% Pure and natural.
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Good bang for your buck. It’s not the best green tea out there, but for a buck and change, it’s an excellent deal. Worth getting for people that aren’t huge tea drinkers or plan to ice it and add loads of sugar to it. I used to drink it when I was sick and added honey and lime to it for my throat.
It’s a supermarket green tea but actually one of my favourites. Really clean, grassy taste and it never tastes flat or like it’s too old. Cheap and cheerful and a lovely tea when I’m sick. It goes really nice with honey or lemon honey also.
Flavors: Grass, Green, Umami, Vegetal
Sample sipdown! (33/368)
This came as a single serving in part of a Tetley multipack, so I guess it’s a sample. I’m not a big lover of green teas for the most part, and plain bagged green teas are probably my least favourite. This is pretty generic, a blend of Chinese greens rather than any particular tea, and as it’s fannings in a bag it gets astringent pretty quickly. All that said, it’s definitely not my favourite, but not bad either. The astringency at the end of the sip is bearable, and the tea is quite bland with a grassy aftertaste. Another one tried, and another one down!
Currently drinking this(I assume, mine has different packaging) as a ‘main’ green so to speak as I’m almost out of other teas and haven’t been able to get to tea shop lately,
It tastes slightly grassy with barely any astringency but lacks any subtle flavours, in way a cheap Gunpowder tea would,
Low quality but takes heat well.
