Kofeiinikomppania

Nice sencha tea.

I usually don’t like chinese green teas, but this is really yummy. It reminds me of some senchas is it’s fresh and mellow flavor. The leaves smell wonderful before brewing and that’s what got me sold at the teashop.

A suprising favorite flavored tea. I like the combination of berries and smokey ceylon blend.

Smells like warm milk. I wasn’t very happy with it since I never drink milk let alone warm milk. The taste however is mellow and pleasing. I liked more of Teekauppa.fi’s Milky oolong because it was less milky and reminded me of vanilla. But it might have been less fresh and therefore the milkyness might have been less prominent.

This is almost as good as sencha, just a tad more bitter and grassy.

Mild and very pleasing Bancha

I went and bought this after tasting it at my knitting group. I was suprised how well spices go with green tea. I tend to like more unflavored teas, but this is great. Spices remind me of christmas but I’ll try and not to associate this tea with it.

I drank two large cups of this during knitting group meeting at my LYS (local yarn store) and I fell in love with it. Next time I’m in town I’ll have to go buy this. It’s very good, interesting and appropriately spicy.

Very nice green tea. Slightly nutty, rather yellow, but tastes great. I love Japanese green teas.

Never pour boiling water on darjeeling. I think darjeeling is best when steeped at around 90 degrees. When do I learn?

Good tea, the Royal Wedding and knitting white lace shawl.

This is my first cup and I’m not sure do I like it or not. I was suprised about the color. It was so light I thought I had misread the steeping time. It’s not as mild as it is light. I have never tasted something like this. There’s something unfamiliar to me in the flavor. I think I’ll have to keep tasting and make up my mind later.

I finally got another batch of my favorite tea. I think this is just as good as Gyokuro. I just love Japanese green teas.