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“Well I’m awake and wrapped in my robe in a zombie like state (and looking very much like one this morning too). I need tea and I need food. … tea…must drink tea….zombie moan. No brains for me...” Read full tasting note
“This is a sample that came with my order and it was very reminiscent of a mild sweet tart. It was very interesting, my husband liked it more than me but I am glad I tried it.” Read full tasting note
“This I’s a good green tea that I’s not too grassy or vegatal. And with a nice fruity taste.” Read full tasting note
An aromatic blend of Chinese green tea, tropical fruit essence, cornflower petals and fruit pieces. Uplifting and delicious hot or iced.
Tropical Mist Sencha Tea Type: Green Tea
Ingredients: Chinese sencha green tea, marigold petals, cornflower petals, fruit pieces, flavor
Origin of Tropical Mist Sencha : Hunan, China
Direct trade quality loose leaf tea for more than a decade. World Tea Championship winners in 2008 & 2009. USDA Certified Organic. Based in US with buying office in China.
Well I’m awake and wrapped in my robe in a zombie like state (and looking very much like one this morning too). I need tea and I need food. … tea…must drink tea….zombie moan. No brains for me though this morning I think I will stick with fruit salad. Sticking on the fruity side of things this morning I will try this fruity based green Sencha tea. Another sample to use. :)
The blend looks pretty enough with green leaves and red petals finely chopped and mixed together with a few pieces of dried fruit. It has a sweet and fruity yet buttery scent.
Once steeped the tea is yellow in colour with a toasted, fruity, buttery aroma.
The Sencha is buttery, toasty, thick and bitter while the fruit is waxy, sweet and sour. I can’t get past this thick waxy taste that reminds me of the smell of manure (it’s strange how a flavour can remind you of a smell). The fruit is not really that fruity and I cannot tell what fruit it is or even guess. There is only a little bitterness and it can be over looked if I set my mind to it.
It’s drinkable but just not my ‘cup of tea’ and I’m glad I only ha a sample and now it’s gone.
