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So around Christmas I was mentioning(on the discussion boards) that my brother had picked up two containers of tea for me as a gift…the only thing is I couldn’t decipher what kind of tea it was. Well one day I decided to do some detective work. If it’s tea and loose leaf it deserves a shot. After matching up the characters on the box from the companies website I found that it is the Jaksul Dukgum. I really like this tea. Being that it is a Korean green the nuttiness is great. It almost has an oolong flavor. Very light. A great find from my brother in the Asian market in Ann Arbor.

Pure green tea blend. Refined, smooth, clean and refreshing. The best among the 100% green tea blends I had.

This is gorgeous and light. The black is faint and the mango has just enough natural, general flavor to make it feel like a splendid treat to oneself. Definitely one I’d recommend.

Drinking this right now, as my first test for it. This scent of this one is heavenly. Both the tea bag before steeping, and the water in the pot/cup during and after steeping. The flavor is full and robust, the edge of cocoa drizzles over everything, especially in the last few seconds of a swallow. I could drink a lot of this one.

A very nice change up on floral greens, they variety pack had one with fruit and green. This one is really nice. The fruit is sweet, without being aggressive or syrupy, and without detracting from the mild, smooth green at the bottom. The combination makes it something fabulous. I’m so glad I had a whole box of this one.

This one is pretty much as it reads on the label. It’s very mild green. Good for slow, calm mornings, but not impressive enough to need restocking.

This was such a yummy tea as this morning’s cuppa. The green tea is smooth, while the mint is positively popping. I have it with half cold and half boiling water, in a container that keeps the temperature unchanged, so I can drink it start when I teach and running through the first few hours. I loved this one quite a bit. I’m sad I didn’t buy more while at the tea field.

This one was definitely interesting. I won’t say favorite or even one I’d necessarily need more of, but it was a unique experience. The flavor, every time I took a sip, left me with the feeling of having just eaten flower heads or petals.

This one was so dark and heavy and sharp it reminded me of all the things I really don’t like about coffee. Definitely a pass. I’ve donated off my remaining bags to the coworkers I donate all my coffeee gifts, too.

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