1.25 tsp for 250mL water @85C, steeped two minutes.

Yuck.

I thought Dragonwell was a light, slightly sweet green tea. All other Dragonwells I’ve tried are light, and a bit sweet, perhaps a bit vegetal. Heavy and thick mouthfeel.

This one, I am afraid, joins several other greens and oolongs from DavidsTea which are distinctly fishy. Scallop soup. Brine brine brine. Scallops are great — I just don’t care for them in tea.

Flavors: Fish Broth, Fishy, Garden Peas, Iodine, Seaweed, Thick

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