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Personally this tea is my favorite. I enjoy the flavor it has because it taste sweet, but then again since I was a kid I had always mixed in honey or sugar (and a lot of it). I would always have it when I was sick or just to warm up during the winter. I don’t have any complaints.

An American take on Matcha. I find this frappe very pleasing. The taste of matcha is subtle and sweet, and is enhanced by the optional whipped cream topping. I like it.

Before brewing powdered matcha in the traditional Japanese way, I decided to try this Lipton tea. It was sold at Walmart and was fairly priced at $2.98 for 15 tea bags. At this point, I’ve never had matcha or really tried any green tea, but was surprised to find the tea having a unique aftertaste after all the bitterness. If you’re on a budget or cannot make matcha traditionally, then this tea is a good alternative.

I’m new to the tea world, but this brand of matcha was not bad. It tasted pure and I guess green. I’m not used to green tea not being very sweet (like three spoons of sugar sweet), but as I continue to better my tea making using a bamboo whisk, I am sure the tea will improve in helping me feel at ease and taste better too.