Blueberry Cream Cheese Danish Green Tea

Tea type
Green Tea
Ingredients
Freeze Dried Blueberries, Organic Flavours, Select Green Teas
Flavors
Blueberry, Pastries, Creamy
Sold in
Bulk, Loose Leaf
Caffeine
Not available
Certification
Not available
Edit tea info Last updated by Southern Boy Teas
Average preparation
180 °F / 82 °C 2 min, 30 sec 11 oz / 335 ml

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  • “Finally I got around to trying this tea! Uggg, my “haven’t opened pile” is scary right now. I consolidated all the boxes to make it less scary looking, but that didn’t change the amount of tea I...” Read full tasting note
    90
  • “I have several incarnations of this, however this is the first one I’m trying. With so many high ratings, it only makes sense! :) Steeped it low, because I’m trying to be respectful of my greens...” Read full tasting note
    79
  • “Aha!!! I figured it out. Ha! Two minutes, and an underleafed cuppa = creamy goodness. Not so much on the blueberry, sadly. But then when I have a blueberry cream cheese danish, I seem to remember...” Read full tasting note
    84
  • “I tried to write a tasting note for this earlier but Steepster lost it… :( thanks to Indigbloom for this sample. I got a lot of blueberry but somehow felt that the green tea sort of overpowered the...” Read full tasting note

From 52teas

Our Tea of the Week for the Week of
September 9, 2013

This week’s tea is a revisiting of our very popular (and just re-blended (again)) Blueberry Cream Cheese Danish, this time with a green tea base. We used premium Young Hyson and Chunmee green teas with freeze-dried blueberries and organic flavors to make this delicious tea. Don’t miss your chance to grab a pouch of this before it’s gone. (I made a little extra, but it won’t last long.) Also this week, we’ve reblended our Weeping Angel and Banana Pudding teas.

This and other teas at www.zoomdweebies.com

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24 Tasting Notes

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1271 tasting notes

Finally I got around to trying this tea! Uggg, my “haven’t opened pile” is scary right now. I consolidated all the boxes to make it less scary looking, but that didn’t change the amount of tea I haven’t opened yet.

Anyways, I haven’t tried the black tea version of BBCCD and was super pumped it and this green tea version were blended! I snagged the green tea one as I do love my green tea.

Very tasty! I love the candy blueberry jammy taste with the creamy and tang flavors. The green tea is noticable and gets into a boxing match at end of sip with the blueberry. The blueberry wins as it’s there for the aftertaste, tasting like I ate a blueberry pastry. Adding sweetener smooths out the blend more to more blueberry flavor. I quite like this tea and I could be convinced to buy again, but most likely I’ll snag the black tea one to try first.

Ugg totally sick right now with some headache death cold, so hopefully my blog entry (and this) makes any sense. http://oolongowl.com/blueberry-cream-cheese-danish-green-tea-52-teas-oolong-owl-tea-review/

I’ll be at the LA Tea Festival tomorrow, so hopefully I’ll be feeling better!

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 30 sec
Stephanie

Yum, this one sounds totally up my alley! Have fun at the tea festival…feel better!!!

Dexter

I have a BOX of unopened packages – large box, it scares me too, but need to drink the opened stuff first.
Hope you feel better for the festival.

Oolong Owl

all fails, I’ll be wired on cold meds and mass amounts of pu’er! Muhahahhaha

Fuzzy_Peachkin

Feel better! I hope you can have fun at the festival!

CHAroma

Your little owls are SO FREAKING CUTE!!!!! Did you make them? I totally want them. They’re adorable!

Oolong Owl

I do make them! I got a couple already made ones and the pattern up for sale https://www.etsy.com/shop/AwkwardSoul

CHAroma

Ahhhh!!!! OWL BEAR!!!!! LOL! I’m on cute overload right now.

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1500 tasting notes

I have several incarnations of this, however this is the first one I’m trying. With so many high ratings, it only makes sense! :)

Steeped it low, because I’m trying to be respectful of my greens and whites of late. It smelled AMAZING out of the bag. Truly, deliciously mouth-watering blueberry cream cheese danish. I could easily pick out each of the flavors, shockingly.

Steeped, well, I was a bit disappointed. I get a buttery feel, I definitely get blueberry, and everything else is missing. Boo. It’s still tasty, however I must have done something wrong to have missed out on the other, crucial flavors here.

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 3 min, 0 sec
Yvonne

I don’t often like green tea – well actually, I NEVER seem to like green tea – but I still want to give this one a try one day.

VariaTEA

I have this as a black tea and a SBT. I always wondered how the green compared so I will keep an eye on your tasting notes to see your thoughts.

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1759 tasting notes

Aha!!! I figured it out. Ha!
Two minutes, and an underleafed cuppa = creamy goodness. Not so much on the blueberry, sadly. But then when I have a blueberry cream cheese danish, I seem to remember there being less jelly filling and more cheesey goodness anyhow, so technically it is somewhat accurate to my memory. Oh man I really like it that way.
(underleaf by about %10 to 15- for future reference!)

Plunkybug

I had issues with this one too.

tea-sipper

I would try to underleaf this one, but that would mean using less tea. :D

Indigobloom

Amariel, their greens tend to be that way, I’ve noticed!

Tea Sipper, lol. Try just less time then. That way you can go in for a resteep :P

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2816 tasting notes

I tried to write a tasting note for this earlier but Steepster lost it… :(

thanks to Indigbloom for this sample. I got a lot of blueberry but somehow felt that the green tea sort of overpowered the flavor. I got a bit of sour flavor which reminded me of cream cheese, but nothing that reminds me of pastry. After reading a few of the other tasting notes I think I may try drinking this as an iced tea since I still have a bit to play with. Not exactly all that I was hoping for but still fun. I will avoid rating it for now.

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 3 min, 0 sec
Indigobloom

Ooooh iced! I haven’t tried it that way. I found it very finicky. Only works at 2 min, for me lol

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4843 tasting notes

Backlog:

I was excited to try the green tea version of the blueberry cream cheese danish. (My daughters loved this tea too!) I think I do prefer the black tea over the green, but, this one is still quite tasty. (It’s amazing iced too.)

Lots of blueberry flavor to this, sweet and tart.

The green tea base has a crisper taste over the more robust “cozy” sort of taste that I experienced with the black tea.

The pastry takes a little while to develop on the palate, but after sipping 1/3 of the cup, the pastry is THERE. Sweet and buttery … which is further accentuated by the sweet and buttery notes of the green tea. The cream cheese is a little more difficult to find … but every once in a while I can taste the tangy cream cheese weaving its way throughout the sip.

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2145 tasting notes

Just like with the black version of the tea, you can smell the blueberries immediately upon opening the package. Once steeped the blueberry flavor takes center stage, backed up by the flavor from the green base. It is a surprisingly tart flavor for a dessert tea, I was expecting to see more of the sweet aspect of blueberries in this blend. Also like the black version of this tea, I have trouble picking out the danish and cream cheese flavors. I expected them to be more apparent with the green base, but unfortunately they aren’t. Every once-in-a-while I get a sharp note that is somewhat reminiscent of cream cheese, but I really have to search for it.

You can read the rest of my review on my blog:
http://www.notstarvingyet.com/index/2014/1/21/tuesday-tea-blueberry-cream-cheese-danish-green-52teas.html

Preparation
175 °F / 79 °C 2 min, 0 sec

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353 tasting notes

This was in my first highly anticipated order form 52teas. Hot, I was disappointed. None of the blueberry or cream cheese flavor came through, even with some sugar. I left the mug on my dining room table as I left for the day, and when I came back and it was chilled through the highly technical method of not turning on the heat in my condo.

YUM. Okay, cooled down, all the flavors came out to play. Blueberry, cream cheese. So, lesson learned. Iced all the way with this tea.

Preparation
3 min, 0 sec

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4170 tasting notes

Another from StarFevre I haven’t written a note for yet, thanks very much! I’m sure this was much better in its prime. (This is a Frank era pouch.) Hints of blueberry left on a pleasant green base. I’m still in love with the black tea version I have of this (also Frank’s era.)

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1113 tasting notes

My mom has been asking me for tea each night now which has been interesting… tonight I brewed this up for her and she asked if it was suppose to taste like the package says… to that, I made a rude remark that I should apologize about. That remark was: “Mom, it’s 52teas”
I had to explain myself… not going to post that here though :P
This brews pretty dark for a green tea and it’s a little rough. I do like the little blueberry I found in there though!

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564 tasting notes

This one is okay, but I’m not in love with it. The blueberry flavor tastes slightly off to me, but I think I’m just not used to them freeze-dried—it ends up tasting artificial. There is some creaminess but not as much as I would like, and mostly I get a green base with some odd, sort-of-fruity sweetness. Maybe I’d like the black version better?

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