[AKA Dragon Well] ~ Very difficult to prepare (@ 158) so I can’t be sure it came out right, light and fluffy but very little to distinguish it, but what do you want for seaweed?
127 Tasting Notes
I only bought enough for a sample but it was a great experience. It smells wonderful, with a decent pan-fried taste.
I only bought enough for one sample, but it was a great experience. It smells wonderful, with a decent pan-fried taste.
Fascinating, but unfortunately I had a bad reaction to all that mint.
Fascinating, but unfortunately I had a bad reaction to all that mint.
BLEH. Worthless. Exactly why I never want to spend money here.
Masterful and elegant, a rapturous experience. This tea made me fall in love with Great Lakes Tea and Spice Co.
Utterly mind blowing aroma. Whoa… crisp. One of the cutest, most drinkable teas.
Pretty cruddy. It’s drinkable… I guess…
Magnificent!
Magnificent!
Strong enough to be a Japnese green but subtle enough to be a Chinese. For some reason they want you to brew it at 175? I’m getting the impression that TeaVana think all their teas are so delicate they need to be brewed cool. It’s simply not true.
Does look and taste very like sencha, but with far less particulates and caffeine.
All but identical to TeaHaus’s Strawberry Mint Lavender, but not quite as sweet
Not much flavor or aroma but drinkable. I guess it was supposed to be designed to be Iced Tea?
By far the most beautiful looking tea of all time—truly deserving of the name “precious eyebrows”. Despite the enormous price difference, TeaHaus’s is better.
Supposed to be a black but it was burnt when brewed that way.
Smells great but it actually tastes terrible.
The name is an understatement.
Amazing… but too much caffeine for me.
Sweet and smooth. I really enjoyed the woody texture, though I’ve definitely had better Kukicha.
Amazing… but too much caffeine for me.
AKA Natsukaori. It has a beautiful aroma!
AKA Strawberries and Crème, beautiful aroma!