TEA REVIEWS
- Azul Keo
- Choice Organic
- Equator
- Far Leaves
- Fortnum & Mason
- Franck
- Harney & Sons
- Harrods
- Ineeka
- Leaves Pure
- Mighty Leaf
- African Nectar
- Black Gold
- Bombay Chai
- California Fields
- Chamomile Citrus
- Chrysanthemum Pu-erh
- Darjeeling Choice Estate
- Drum Mountain White...
- Ginger Twist
- Green Tea Tropical
- Himalayan Peak...
- Keemun
- Leaves of Provence
- Marrakesh Mint
- Mocha Pu-erh Truffle
- Mountain Spring Jasmine
- Orange Dulce
- Organic Breakfast
- Organic Earl Grey
- Organic Hojicha
- Pear Caramel
- Rainforest Maté
- Vanilla Bean
- White Orchard
- White Peony
- Wild Blackberries
- Yunnan Top Grade
- Numi
- Peet's
- Republic of Tea
- Silk Road
- Tazo
- Tréleela
- Twinings
Choice Organic Tea's
Overall, it's a solid green tea. It's pleasant to drink, although it drifts to being a tad too astringent for my tastes at time. At times the body is a bit citric, but overall, it stays relatively smooth. For any green tea lover, it's going to be a gem.
Pairings: Grainy foods like like crackers or maybe even a light cracker with a slice of sharp cheddar on top. Snacking foods go well with it overall.
Rating: 7 of 10
Himalaya Green
Review: This is an organic tea from Nepal. Apparently, it's Fair Trade Certified as well as being organic, so that's some groovy stuff if you like the fairness to humanity thing, which I'm rather in to.Overall, it's a solid green tea. It's pleasant to drink, although it drifts to being a tad too astringent for my tastes at time. At times the body is a bit citric, but overall, it stays relatively smooth. For any green tea lover, it's going to be a gem.
Pairings: Grainy foods like like crackers or maybe even a light cracker with a slice of sharp cheddar on top. Snacking foods go well with it overall.
Rating: 7 of 10
