A co-worker brought this loose-leaf tea back from a trip to China, and I found it in a cupboard at work. It’s not bad, although I’ve had much nicer jasmine green teas. The odd thing about this one is that it seems to have quite a caffeine kick.
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The first time I had this tea, I wasn’t told what it was before I took a sip, and I actually mistook it for a black tea. I’m normally not a big fan of rooibos unless it’s scented or has other stuff mixed in, but this stuff isn’t bad.
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Ack! Steeped too long.
Not that bad for green tea in a bag. The added herbs are nice.
It tastes a bit better with a shorter steeping time. I still don’t recommend it unless you’re in a pinch, though. Ditto for just about all traditional bag teas. :P
Definitely better than having to drink Red Rose, but still not great. At least it’s organic.
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This is what happens when I run out of my nice teas at work. Yuck. Time to make a trip to Acquired Tastes (acquiredtastetea.com).
My current I-just-arrived-at-work-and-need-to-wake-up tea. No milk, no sugar. (I never take milk or sugar.)
