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12 Tasting Notes

Focus from Tazo
43
Passion from Tazo
50

very bitter taste.. didn’t even steep long and was very strong

Berryblossom White from Tazo
58

was very excited when i smelled the aroma but then when i drank it, the taste was extremely light.. would have enjoyed this a lot more if it was stronger… tried making it stronger by steeping it the whole time i was drinking it and it didn’t have much effect…

Green Ginger from Tazo
53

ginger smell is very strong and too overwhelming. does make me feel good but the taste is overpowered by ginger.. don’t really taste the pear. it’s an ohkay tea in my opinion

Wild Orange Blossom from Teavana
62
Sakura Allure from Teavana
60
Peach Tranquility from Teavana
70

delicious. sweet peachy taste and very fragrant but not too much. personally don’t like my fruit teas too strong so this one was perfect for me. may be weak for heavy tea drinkers.

Jasmine Green Tea from Twinings
64

more potent jasmine aroma. could go for stronger but this one is better than bigelow. pretty good and not expensive either :)

English Teatime from Bigelow
42
Jasmine Green from Bigelow
67

obsessed with Jasmine Teas. the jasmine fragrance is very light but is still satisfying with the green tea taste.

Lemon Lift from Bigelow
34
Green Tea with Mint from Bigelow
56

pretty good, predominantly taste green tea, the mint is very light. would have preferred the mint to be a little more potent.

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