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This is green and creamy. I like it, there is also a very, very light roasted taste. Barely there. The slightly sweet creaminess is the main flavor.

I’ll have to try it a few times, but this may be a buyer.

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Jason

I’m glad at least one from the box is a potential buyer.

ms.aineecbeland

I find this tea to be very heavily roasted in flavor/aroma and the character so strong that it could be mistakenly black for a green tea. I call this a smoker’s tea; smoker’s parlor/lounge but I have not been in one. I imagine the smell would be similar to this Kukicha. Were not the wording “Roasted” there as part descriptor one could still discern smoke, wood burning, ether perhaps in the scent. It is a tea for the nose to bring those from outside into the interiors for warmth.

I would buy this tea were I to have income. For now just to enjoy the sampler is good enough. Thank you very much Jason.

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Jason

I’m glad at least one from the box is a potential buyer.

ms.aineecbeland

I find this tea to be very heavily roasted in flavor/aroma and the character so strong that it could be mistakenly black for a green tea. I call this a smoker’s tea; smoker’s parlor/lounge but I have not been in one. I imagine the smell would be similar to this Kukicha. Were not the wording “Roasted” there as part descriptor one could still discern smoke, wood burning, ether perhaps in the scent. It is a tea for the nose to bring those from outside into the interiors for warmth.

I would buy this tea were I to have income. For now just to enjoy the sampler is good enough. Thank you very much Jason.

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I live as a nomad now and my cupboard is no longer huge, it goes from bare to maybe 3 or 4 at a time – whatever I can easily carry in my rucksack. But am ordering samples from places so I can keep trying new stuff or more easily carry a variety for my moods that’ll fit!

Note to those who read my reviews:

I only about a year ago learned I have synesthesia and that is why I’ve always wrote my reviews primarily in colors. Clearly, if you’ve read any recently, that’s still how I write most of the time as that’s still how I best describe flavors. Today I realized that may be worth putting out there for folks who come across my reviews.
Moving on:

Unless otherwise noted, I use 2.25g of tea to 6oz of water for my tastings.

Geeky, vegan, dominant, serious, non-gendered, childfree, eclectic, alternatively-styled, friendly and open-minded are good descriptors of me, I think. Also: extremely introverted, but not at all shy.

I grew up on bag teas, mainly Lipton, at my father’s and great-grandmother’s homes. I loved getting up before everyone else and sitting with a hot cup and reading or watching some quiet tv in the morning.

I didn’t bother much with tea for the years of my teenhood because of no longer seeing either of these people and my mother’s house wasn’t one for tea… more coffee drinkers, instead.

During my adulthood I started drinking it again, but still mostly bag teas like Lipton, Tetley, and some herbal mixes. I enjoyed these but went no further…

…until I was at a restaurant one night and ordered a Darjeeling tea to give it a try.

I fell back in love with tea and have since been trying all sorts of loose leaf and some bag teas.

I’m currently delving mainly into white teas, but my tastes wander.

Not sure what else to say here… if you like my notes or are interested in chatting about something, do feel free to send a note. I love meeting new folks, especially since we share at least one interest, being on this site and all.

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