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“Steepster TTB 2025 Too intriguing not to try, and worth the sample. I’m mostly getting a candy green apple flavor with a bit of chamomile and hay, but gentle hay, not overpowering. There’s maaaybe...” Read full tasting note
“TTB 2025. I’ve gotten on my soapbox about this company before, so I’ll spare y’all the screed this time. Suffice to say, I find their framing extremely pretentious and disrespectful to the history...” Read full tasting note
Tastes Like: bubblegum, clover, wild strawberry, lemon
Feels Like: exploring a magical forest
Prepare for sweet and smooth, otherworldly taste. This extraordinary green tea blend is fruity, herbaceous, bright, and sweet. Sweet woodruff, a native European herb, is the star ingredient. Its perfumed wild strawberry flavor electrifies a bouquet of chamomile, bergamot, apple, lemon, and green tea. Sipping this tea sends you on a flavor adventure with dazzling shifts between fragrant herbs, ultra-sweet forest berries, and edible flowers. A tea for lovers of floral and fruity green teas.
All Natural
Vegan
Gluten Free
Non GMO
Ingredients: Chinese green tea, sweet woodruff, dried apple, sweet blackberry leaves, chamomile, lemon peel, natural flavors of apple, woodruff and bergamot
Steeping Instructions
Hot Brewing 10 oz
Heat 175°f/80°c water
Add 3.5g tea, about 2 teaspoons
Pour 10oz/300ml hot water
Infuse 4-5 mins. Longer is stronger.
Repeat Reinfuse 1-2 times
Iced Brewing 10 oz
Heat 175°f/80°c water
Add 3.5g tea, about 2 teaspoons
Pour ~3oz hot water to barely cover tea leaves
Infuse 4-5 mins. Longer is stronger.
Dilute with 7oz cold water
Serve Over ice
Pro tip: If you want more concentrated flavor, try doubling the tea leaves in this recipe.
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Steepster TTB 2025
Too intriguing not to try, and worth the sample. I’m mostly getting a candy green apple flavor with a bit of chamomile and hay, but gentle hay, not overpowering. There’s maaaybe a smidge of grassiness from the green base, and then I guess the unidentifiable note (to me) is the sweet woodruff. I wouldn’t say this is bubblegum-y, but I can understand why they included that descriptor, if that makes sense (it doesn’t)!
This might be a keep from the TTB.
Flavors: Apple Candy, Chamomile, Green Apple, Hay, Sweet, Sweet, Warm Grass
TTB 2025. I’ve gotten on my soapbox about this company before, so I’ll spare y’all the screed this time. Suffice to say, I find their framing extremely pretentious and disrespectful to the history and tradition of tea as well as other companies that have been innovating in the fun-flavored-tea realm long before August was even an idea. I’ve had some good blends from them, so I’m not opposed to trying one that’s new-to-me, but I have no interest in giving them my money or space in my cupboard.
That said, this blend is pretty tasty! The strawberry note hits first, followed quickly by an apple-y chamomile. Some gentle tartness at the end of the sip. I don’t know what kind of bubblegum they’re chewing, but I’m not getting anything bubblegum-like. I also can’t really pick out anything about the base green tea here. A very easy drinker.
I also find their marketing to be a bit much, but also I think there are only 2 or 3 teas that I’ve ever liked enough to reorder from them, and plenty that I’ve really disliked ha ha.
There seem to be a lot of newer companies now that actively try to distance themselves from existing tea norms because they want to attract young and hip people by “reinventing” tea. Not necessarily a bad thing if it gets more people into tea, but they never fail to elicit an eyeroll from me… :P
This is one of the few August Uncommon teas that missed the mark for me. So glad you you are enjoying it!
One tea-drinker’s trash is another tea-drinker’s treasure, as they say! :D