Stephanie

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Jasmine Green from Andrews & Dunham Damn Fine Tea

Stephanie drank Jasmine Green by Andrews & Dunham Damn Fine Tea

I deliberately overbrewed this using boiling water and keeping the leaves steeped in my travel mug—and it still tastes wonderful! The flavor is deliciously toasty and potent but the overall effect still manages to be bright and creamy. There is briskness toward the end, but no bitterness!

This is a very easy-going tea. It seems I can’t go wrong with it.

Jasmine Green really is a star!

(instead of a demanding, high-maintenance diva :) )

2010-04-17 01:23:21 -0400

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~lauren. 2010-04-17 01:57:12 -0400

Love this tea! Good to know that it’s also not finicky.

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My ratings are purely subjective and each note varies according to my perception and mood at the moment. So, with that said, my rating scale can be deciphered as follows:
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59-under: Mediocre and Sad. Really not good enough to try again. A disappointment. :(

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