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“It’s a very unique blend! I’ve only had it steeped for a long time, but I’ll be trying it shorter soon to see the difference. If steeped for about 5 minutes, I picked up on loads of pink...” Read full tasting note
“First off Extraordinary Desserts definitely knows how to make wonderful teas! According to their website, Ginza Girl is “A Japanese inspired blend of fresh-picked cherries, pink peppercorns, and a...” Read full tasting note
“I love the Extraordinary Desserts restaurant in Little Italy San Diego. While waiting for a table I smelled sell several tea blends and decided to buy Ginza Girl. Love it! I take it with a little...” Read full tasting note
A Japanese inspired blend of fresh-picked cherries, pink peppercorns, and a touch of rosemary.
Stimulating and sassy!
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It’s a very unique blend! I’ve only had it steeped for a long time, but I’ll be trying it shorter soon to see the difference. If steeped for about 5 minutes, I picked up on loads of pink peppercorn, a little fruity sweetness (not artificial or candylike in the least) and some greenery. It’s got a beautiful fragrance, and a very unique taste. I imagine it’d be nice cold brewed as well, very refreshing in a herbaceous spa sort of way.
Flavors: Fruity, Grass, Green, Peppercorn
First off Extraordinary Desserts definitely knows how to make wonderful teas!
According to their website, Ginza Girl is “A Japanese inspired blend of fresh-picked cherries, pink peppercorns, and a touch of rosemary. Stimulating and sassy!”
It’s a black tea base and you can definitely taste each of the elements described above. I find the tea to be very refreshing and bright.
I also like that it tastes great steeped for both shorter and longer periods of time. My preference for this tea is to steep lightly and drink plain.
