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“My work setup isn’t favorable for anything that requires attention, so I never do green teas there unless they are bagged. This is a viable option. It’s toasty rather than spinach-y and seems to be...” Read full tasting note
“So This is an old free tea sample I got in the mail about 2 years ago. I found it in a moving box recently along with a Breakfast Black tea. I don’t have much to say since I gulped this cup down...” Read full tasting note
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My work setup isn’t favorable for anything that requires attention, so I never do green teas there unless they are bagged. This is a viable option. It’s toasty rather than spinach-y and seems to be pretty forgiving on time and water temp. Perfect for this purpose.
So This is an old free tea sample I got in the mail about 2 years ago. I found it in a moving box recently along with a Breakfast Black tea. I don’t have much to say since I gulped this cup down rather quickly. Just let it be noted that this was really good, the best bagged green I’ve ever had. It wasn’t nearly as vegetal as most bagged green teas. Unfortunately I’ve never seen this sold in stores near me otherwise I might consider grabbing a box.
Eldest loved the green mint one but it was discontinued. She has a gift for falling in love with about-to-be-discontinued teas.
Ditto, but amend that to “about-to-be continued ANYTHING!” Tea, erasable highlighters, cookies, pizza sauce… Our Natural Grocers still has a few of these steep by Bigelow varieties. I’ll have to see if I’ve reviewed the Dandelion Peach. It’s tasty.