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But at least their compensating for the low weight that’s common for a lot of bagged teas. What is the weight of this one, anyway?
Have you forgotten I don’t own a scale =]
It’s a pyramid bag and it seems pretty full. I’d say one teaspoon.
The 3.7oz is converted from the 110mL Lupicia (being a Japanese (and metric-based) company) uses as their cup size. They put the weight of their tea bags (on the box label) at 3g per bag and they suggest 2.5 – 3 grams per 110mL cup for loose. They are definitely a leaf-heavy company.
I’ve been drinking their tea loose, and it’s wonderful. Maybe try less water. It might make a difference.
I don’t have the paradise green (yet). So I can’t speak about this tea directly, but their yuzu is good!
I’m going to try Breakfast Earl Grey in a bit with 4oz of water. I’m scared! I think I rather have a diluted EG!
3.7oz??? Haha that’s a really random, exact water volume.
But at least their compensating for the low weight that’s common for a lot of bagged teas. What is the weight of this one, anyway?
Oops *they’re. Where did the delete button go so I could retype? (since there’s no edit button)
Have you forgotten I don’t own a scale =]
It’s a pyramid bag and it seems pretty full. I’d say one teaspoon.
Oh yeah, oops;) You should get one so I don’t have to forget hehe.
One day I will surprise you =]
The 3.7oz is converted from the 110mL Lupicia (being a Japanese (and metric-based) company) uses as their cup size. They put the weight of their tea bags (on the box label) at 3g per bag and they suggest 2.5 – 3 grams per 110mL cup for loose. They are definitely a leaf-heavy company.
I’ve been drinking their tea loose, and it’s wonderful. Maybe try less water. It might make a difference.
I don’t have the paradise green (yet). So I can’t speak about this tea directly, but their yuzu is good!
I’m going to try Breakfast Earl Grey in a bit with 4oz of water. I’m scared! I think I rather have a diluted EG!
I’ve had the exact same experience with Lupicia’s flavored teas. They have an amazing aroma but then are never as flavorful upon tasting. Still, a few of their blends are stellar.