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“1 tea bag in a random amount of water at a random temp for a random amount of time during Bible Study this morning. A stronger green tea, not light like a lot of loose leaf I drink. Definitely not...” Read full tasting note
“backlogging. Had three cups of this at my grandma-in-law’s over the weekend. I’m always surprised by this tea when she serves it. I don’t expect much but then really enjoy the cup!” Read full tasting note
“Sample number four dealt with. I can’t remember where this one came from, but I’ve had it for ages because… generic green tea in an ordinary bag. There’s something not super-tempting about that....” Read full tasting note
“I got this one from TeaEqualsBliss, it’s not Evil!Tazo Sweet Orange bad, but it’s not great either. It has almost a dusty sort of taste to it and it has a bit of a perfumy note that makes me think...” Read full tasting note
From the lush tea gardens of the Orient, Salada Green Tea is a fine quality blend which continues in the ancient Orient tradition. Unlike other teas, green tea leaves are steamed rather than oxidized to create a distinctly different tea type. Once brewed, Salada Green Tea produces a delicately smooth flavor and a natural sweetness all its own. 100% green tea
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I love this tea. I recently decided to start drinking tea, especially green tea. I bought several different brands of green tea to try. Most had a bitter aftertaste, especially if you didn’t watch how hot the water was and/or left the tea bag in longer than 2 minutes. Not Salada green tea, I don’t have to worry about how hot the water is or sit like a mother hen over my cup while steeping. I was surprised as this tea was much less expensive compared to all the others that I tried. Thanks, Salada!
A bit bitter, and pretty weak too. I’ve had this tea for a while and I never drink it. I was hesitant to even try any other kind of green tea until I had Japanese Green Tea. This pales so much in comparison! It probably could be doctored, I suppose. Either way I won’t be drinking it again. Maybe I’m just not a green tea person.
