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“I’m starting with a cup of this tea this morning, it was a good luck gift from a friend. The good luck part was due to me needing a doctors appointment to tell them my physiotherapist has...” Read full tasting note
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“I thought it would be a nice change from my usual cup of tea, but it’s taste just didn’t appeal to me. I’m not a big fan of lemon so the overpowering taste of it in the tea put me off.” Read full tasting note
Zen monks originally used green tea while meditating. As green tea and lemon both contain natural antioxidants, this tea is as good for the body as it is for the soul.
Combining the delicate, fresh taste of green tea with the zesty freshness of lemons, Tetley Green Tea Lemon is the perfect pick-me-up. The two distinctive flavours blend beautifully to create a light, refreshing drink.
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I’m starting with a cup of this tea this morning, it was a good luck gift from a friend. The good luck part was due to me needing a doctors appointment to tell them my physiotherapist has recommended I get some orthotics for my torn ankle ligament (that is still giving me hell 2 months down the line). After two weeks of trying I finally managed to book an appointment so all I can do now is wait to be picked up by taxi and taken to what I consider to be the second circle of hell….NHS health care.
I’m not really complaining about all of the NHS, after all they saved my husband last year from cancer and my mother from cancer a few years earlier. My doctors however is given my district and I have to attend what is mentioned as being the worst GP’s office in Leicester. The staff are rude, the doctors are all temp and don’t care and I know I’m going to have to sit in the waiting room for over an hour because “the doctor is running late”.
As you can see I am getting stressed just thinking about going….around an hour or so now for my actual appointment. It’s times like this that I go for green tea as it soothes me. Sipping this I can see lemon tree’s and green tea plants next to each other in a peaceful and quiet far away land with millions of cats running around and playing. sigh of relief It’s wonderful.
Taste wise it’s a little bitter and by far not the best that I have on my shelf but I appreciate the thought of receiving this as a gift so that takes away some of the harshness.
It’s lemony and fairly fresh tasting for bagged tea but great to grab to take to work for convenience.
I ranted I now but right now I am not looking forward to getting orthotics, a large plastic cast that is worn around the ankle and makes me stand out in a crowd (which is always the last thing I want)…..oh joy.
Taught properly, a week of VBS with 4th graders should wear you out—you take part in the wet sponge wars, goalie the crazy-rules soccer games, dispense Band-Aids like candy and learn all the song motions. You could’ve poured what was left of me into a teaspoon after Family Night on Friday. A happy teaspoon, but ohhhhhhhhhh, my aching everything…
Couple that with a 100 degree heat spell and I just needed simple tea all week. COLD simple tea. This wasn’t bad. I wasn’t brave enough to fridge steep it—green teas always go bitter on me when I do—but I made a pot, chilled it, and wet my weary whistle. Smooth. The lemon is complementary, rather than overpowering. Must make more.
Aww, I can’t imagine!
I’ve been steeping Pinhead Gunpowder green tea in a French Press with some dehydrated lemon at work for a cool, low caffeine alternative lately. Sometimes I’ll toss in a little peppermint leaf or some hibiscus for a refreshing twist on things.
Peppermint makes nearly everything better :)
This is just okay. Not the best green tea I’ve ever had, but not horrible. I much prefer it iced to hot. (Use a kettle of boiling water with five tea bags in a pitcher, let steep, then fill the rest with cold water and let sit in the fridge for some hours before drinking.)
The flavour of this tea seems to change a lot as a result of the length of brew, rather than have it become stronger or weaker. An ok casual tea however better quality tea of the same type could be found and would no doubt have been treated better, rather than be processed in the Tetley factory. An acquired taste for some, that can be almost, too bitter at times, but comes as a refreshing change from everyday tea.
Not bad to break up a “same-tea session” with its refreshing taste, but if its lemon your looking for, or any other sort of tea, more than often, a better quality leaf can be found with smaller sellers, if your willing to pay a little more.
I just got to my dr’s office and have just been told that my dr is running at least 45 minutes late so my appointment has been moved back 60 minutes. I forgot my book at home so now I can just sit here and stare at people to freak them out, only bit of fun to be had. :(
Awww… =( Did the appointment go well, in the end?
Yes it did go well, my doctor is very eccentric and had me walk around in the reception without any shoes on so he could monitor my back ankle. The other visitors couldn’t help but look with surprise lol. I’m being referred to a specialist now to diagnose and build my orthotics. :)
Glad that’s sorted, then. I reckon as long as he knows what he’s doing, he can be as eccentric as he wants, eh? =)