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“I got a sample of this tea in my swap with brandy3392… thanks for sending it my way! I’ve had moderately good success with ESP Emporium’s teas, so I thought I would likely find this one pretty...” Read full tasting note
“I knew I needed to add a mango tea to my permanent collection! My bar harbor tea company one is running a little low. This tastes very similar, I am happy to say! The green tea base is excellent...” Read full tasting note
“This tastes like mango more like mango nectar than fresh mango. In fact, it’s so generic “fruity” nectar that if you told me it was apricot nectar flavoured I would believe you. Despite the generic...” Read full tasting note
Fresh, juicy, ripe mangos — a taste experience of the special kind. Unfortunately, good quality fruits are not available throughout the year. However, if you love their taste and scent, you need no longer miss them. The enchanting smell of this exotic composition already unfolds when opening the bag. A real experience! The mellow Sencha base, richly decorated with bright sunflower blossoms, harmonizes perfectly with the fruity mango flavor. A tea which must be tasted.
Ingredients: green tea, flavoring, sunflower blossoms.
Serving Size: 1 level tsp. /6oz serving
Brew Temp: 176 to 194 degree F
Brew Time: 2 to 3 Minutes
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I got a sample of this tea in my swap with brandy3392… thanks for sending it my way! I’ve had moderately good success with ESP Emporium’s teas, so I thought I would likely find this one pretty tasty. And it’s true, I do!
The mango flavoring that ESP uses (or rather, ESP’s wholesaler) is distinctive… the aroma of this is strongly reminiscent of their Shalimar oolong, which is also mango flavored, even though the latter tea has a lot of other things going on. It’s not really the scent of a juicy ripe mango so much as a tasty mango-flavored candy. In this case, it works because I happen to like that flavor. The flavor of the tea is pretty similar to what you would expect from the aroma, with hardly any grassiness or greenness from the sencha base. The mouthfeel is really smooth and buttery, though, which is pretty awesome. Overall a tasty, candy-esque tea, though I think I prefer my mango teas to have a slightly more natural flavor.
I knew I needed to add a mango tea to my permanent collection! My bar harbor tea company one is running a little low.
This tastes very similar, I am happy to say! The green tea base is excellent for the flavor – the taste is smooth and buttery. This is also similar to American Tea Room’s Immortal Green, which I might have misplaced?!
This tastes like mango more like mango nectar than fresh mango. In fact, it’s so generic “fruity” nectar that if you told me it was apricot nectar flavoured I would believe you. Despite the generic fruit taste, the green tea base – Chinese Sencha – is decent. Nice full mouthfeel. I would use the majority up iced because I generally prefer hot green tea plain despite what my cupboard of 52teas implies.
