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“Backlog Super sale on this tea. Took a chance on it. 150F ish, 8oz, 1tsp 60s-fruity, with citrus finish 60s-hay, thick mouthfeel, grassy 90s-hay, grassy, fruity, citrus. I didn’t take great...” Read full tasting note
“I got this tea in an assortment of “mystery” teas from What-Cha. I find this to be an…interesting tea. I didn’t pick up the fruity or citrus taste that the bag claims, or that other reviewers...” Read full tasting note
“I gave this one a second go, with cooler water and longer steeps. I did get some citrus finish in the first two steeps, but after that, the fruitiness got a lot less clear. I’m not really getting...” Read full tasting note
“Nice, light green tea. I’m don’t normally drink green tea, so not too much to say — there’s a light green mango flavor which you can’t ignore once you notice it. Refreshing.” Read full tasting note
A brilliant green tea with a wonderful mango aroma, fruity taste and citrus finish.
Tasting Notes:
- Extraordinary mango aroma
- Hints of fruit with a lemon citrus finish
- Light astringent finish
Harvest: 2nd Flush, May 2014 or 1st Flush, April 2015
Altitude: 100m+
Tea Varietal: Camellia Sinensis var. Assamica
Origin: Heritage Tea, Assam, India
Farmer: Rajen Baruah
Sourced: Direct from the farmer
Percentage of price going back to the farmer: 25%+
Company description not available.
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Super sale on this tea. Took a chance on it.
150F ish, 8oz, 1tsp
60s-fruity, with citrus finish
60s-hay, thick mouthfeel, grassy
90s-hay, grassy, fruity, citrus.
I didn’t take great notes. Mostly liked this one. Need to drink it again and pay more attention. I liked the citrus notes.
Flavors: Citrus, Fruity, Grass, Hay, Thick
I got this tea in an assortment of “mystery” teas from What-Cha. I find this to be an…interesting tea. I didn’t pick up the fruity or citrus taste that the bag claims, or that other reviewers tasted. Instead, I got a taste that reminded me of the pu’ers I have tried, but much fainter. I’ve found I don’t like pu’er teas at all…but that taste in this green tea was actually interesting.
I do think I over-brewed this one a bit—either my water was too hot, or I let it steep too long. But I am enjoying it, because it’s interesting but not overpoweringly interesting! (Ha.)
I gave this one a second go, with cooler water and longer steeps. I did get some citrus finish in the first two steeps, but after that, the fruitiness got a lot less clear. I’m not really getting a distinct mango vibe like others have, but there is a fruitiness kind of buried under the more grassy flavors of the green tea throughout. Still not the biggest fan, but we’ll see what I can do with the final session’s worth I have from my 10g sample.
Flavors: Bitter, Citrus, Fruity, Grass, Hay
