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“First trial of this bagged green in microwaved work water, so there is much room for improvement there. There’s something somewhat floral about the pomegranate, rather than fruity, but still a...” Read full tasting note
“Nt too shabby for a bagged tea! Thank you CHAroma for the wonderful teas you sent. I’m enjoying getting the chance to try a few of the bagged versions from this company. I am not getting an...” Read full tasting note
“I oversteeped last night, bad Daisy x_x Not a smart idea with a cheap green like this, but it was a nice treat anyways :) Smelled more like pomegranate than the taste. Dry it smelled amazing, like...” Read full tasting note
“This was ok. I would say more of a sweeter green tea or a semi-sweet floral taste than pomegranate tho” Read full tasting note
Take your tea party on the road! Packed fresh in a perfect little box, you can savor this deliciously tart, pomegranate flavored premium Chinese green tea anywhere you go!
Ingredients: Premium Chinese green tea, pomegranate flavor.
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Nt too shabby for a bagged tea! Thank you CHAroma for the wonderful teas you sent. I’m enjoying getting the chance to try a few of the bagged versions from this company. I am not getting an overly strong pomegranate taste, but there’s enough to balance out the green tea and make this a decent cup :) something I might consider for those times when I don’t have enough time to brew up loose leaf.
I oversteeped last night, bad Daisy x_x
Not a smart idea with a cheap green like this, but it was a nice treat anyways :)
Smelled more like pomegranate than the taste. Dry it smelled amazing, like sweet red licorice! It was especially enjoyable because I got to try out my new Agave – Honey Vanilla! It hit the spot last night while the man and I looked through pictures to put in our Cuba album.
Thank you Winners for having awesome, unique stuff!
I love searching the random tea at Winners…our Chapters also carry harney and Sons teabags now. I don’t like to support Chapters, but I do like getting harneys without a shipping charge!
Nice! Thank you Uniquity, I’m totally checking out the tea at Chapters next time I go! Not my favorite “book store” to support either, but it’s by my favorite restaurant so it can’t hurt to pop in. You’ve made my day :D
Glad I could be of service! I was so shocked when I found it there. I do love finding new tea in strange places, but I always have qualms. Hope there’s something there for you! : )
Oh man…I wonder if I could convince the chapters to carry Tower of London which I so so love..
Doesn’t hurt to try. May as well make them work for your money heh n_-
So I went to Chapters last night, only one kind of Harney & Sons (Paris) and a TON of Tea Forte stuff! So I’m going to see if Paris is my kind of tea and hope that they get more in some time n_n
I’m sure they will keep changing it up. When I was there, there was heavy focus on iced teas, and they had weird stuff going on. I bet there will be more for fall!
Ah fall! Can’t wait :)
(I can wait for winter though..)
This tea is sometimes mixed up with another of Boston Tea Company’s teabags. They offer a pomegranate tea with a black base and a pomegranate tea with a green base. This tea page and note is for the pomegranate tea with a green base. For the other offering, visit this page: http://steepster.com/teas/the-boston-tea-company/11739-pomegranate
I know this is a green tea and I shouldn’t have used boiling water. But in my defense, it’s a really old bagged tea and the water was already boiling. I didn’t feel like waiting for it to cool since I’ve only got a minute to enjoy it before I have to run off to prenatal yoga. So yeah…I used boiling water. :P
This is surprisingly good! The green base is light and slightly grassy. The pomegranate flavoring is even lighter but definitely present. It lends a sweet fruity undertone to the cup. The aftertaste is a little drying but nothing unmanageable. I like this one! It’s a pleasant cuppa.
Making breakfast while steeping tea is not a good idea, at least without a timer anyway. Surprisingly, its not anywhere near as bitter as I thought it would be. I’m not getting any tartness from the pomegranate, just lots of floral flavors.
On the history side of things i wonder how many flavored teas they had back then. It would be interesting to find out what all was steeping in the harbor. Not that I would want to it, just curious.
