drank Sencha by Pique Tea
3020 tasting notes

Dump. Stir. Plausible! Awesome for work.

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White Antlers 9 years ago

LOL! Very compelling!

gmathis 9 years ago

Less is more :)

White Antlers 9 years ago

You made a believer of me.

K S 9 years ago

Tasted more like a Chinese green than Sencha to me. More spinach than grass, which is fine by me.

Kristal 9 years ago

Interesting!

gmathis 9 years ago

I’m not enough of a green-oisseur to catch subtle differences. Unless it’s flavored, it’s either strong green or mild green ;)
(Comes from too many years of burning out tastebuds with Assam and my beloved British builders’ bagged teas.)

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White Antlers 9 years ago

LOL! Very compelling!

gmathis 9 years ago

Less is more :)

White Antlers 9 years ago

You made a believer of me.

K S 9 years ago

Tasted more like a Chinese green than Sencha to me. More spinach than grass, which is fine by me.

Kristal 9 years ago

Interesting!

gmathis 9 years ago

I’m not enough of a green-oisseur to catch subtle differences. Unless it’s flavored, it’s either strong green or mild green ;)
(Comes from too many years of burning out tastebuds with Assam and my beloved British builders’ bagged teas.)

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Steepster “geezer;” tea barbarian who has no systematic method for storage, preparation, classification, or rating; lover of strong unleaded builders’ tea. Never quite grew up—I cut and glue, play with Legos, design kids’ curriculum, and play with fifth graders every Sunday.

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