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“My Paromi samples came today. Unfortunately, the sample that I placed the order for is missing which is their Bourbon Vanilla tea. That was the tea that made me want to order the sampler to start...” Read full tasting note
“It gets bitter quickly. Short steeping times. 1 minute or less western style. It is a vegetal tea” Read full tasting note
“I’ve been wanting to do a steep-off between the various green tea sachets in my cupboard, but now upon brewing up a glass of Paromi Palace Green, I recognize that comparing it to Wissotzky Timeless...” Read full tasting note
Our premium Palace Green comes from an organic tea farm in the Hubei province of China, where tea has been produced since the Tang Dynasty. It’s a mellow, non-astringent green tea that boasts a fresh taste and floral aroma. Whether drinking green tea as a healthy lifestyle choice or purely for pleasure, this bright, refreshing brew is a delicious all-day sipping tea.
An Annual Gathering
This singular green tea grows in a mountainous area where the fog curls up throughout the year. It’s hand-picked and harvested just once a year and for only one week.
Ingredients:
organic green tea
Brewing Instructions:
Boil water and let rest 2 minutes. Steep 1 sachet in 10-12 oz for 2-3 minutes, focusing on the infusion. For a great second brew, reuse the sachet, steeping longer.
Caffeine:
Light Caffeine – About 15% of the caffeine in a cup of coffee.
Origin of Key Ingredients:
Hand Picked Organic Green Tea: Hubei Province, China
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My Paromi samples came today. Unfortunately, the sample that I placed the order for is missing which is their Bourbon Vanilla tea. That was the tea that made me want to order the sampler to start with. So that’s a bummer but I’m going to try the green tea sample tonight.
The sachets are biodegradable which is nice.
This was a nice and smooth buttery Chinese green. Nothing special but an enjoyable cup. Vegetal with a slight creaminess. Got some notes of garden peas as well. Drank this pretty quickly. This company has loose leaf teas as well there are some interesting blends.
Flavors: Butter, Garden Peas, Green, Smooth, Vegetal
I’ve been wanting to do a steep-off between the various green tea sachets in my cupboard, but now upon brewing up a glass of Paromi Palace Green, I recognize that comparing it to Wissotzky Timeless Green doesn’t make much sense, though it is true that they both brew up golden veering green. Beyond that similarity, they are completely different teas!!!!
The Paromi is smoother and buttery. The flavor is far subtler—which can be a plus or a minus, depending upon one’s current craving. I would also say that this Paromi seems closer to a Japanese than a Chinese variety—although I believe that it also came from China.
All in all, I remain convinced that this is a super-suave grocery-store green sachet. Of course, this one came from Whole Foods, not the regular market. I do not believe that the swank jar alone has won me over, either. It’s the taste!
Looking forward to a second infusion of this plump sachet later today!
