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Strawberry/Lichee Green from ESP Emporium

Steepster Score 4 Ratings Rate This Tea

78/100

Strawberry/Lichee Green

Fruit Green Blend by ESP Emporium

This exquisitely elegant green tea blend offers a round and intense taste experience to connoisseurs. The lichee fruit from China – the land of the smile – brings sweet, fruity and soft, flowery notes to this fresh, tangy Sencha. With the berry note of this delicious fruit, the blend reaches perfection. The noble rose petals and the jasmine blossoms, which come from far away countries, are the perfect partners for the freeze-dried strawberry pieces in this carefully balanced combination of flavors.

Ingredients: green tea, flavoring, freeze-dried strawberry pieces, jasmine blossoms, rose petals.

Serving Size: 1 level tsp. /6oz serving

Brew Temp: 176 to 194 degree F

Brew Time: 2 to 3 Minutes

6 Tasting Notes

Tea Sipper
90

First, the unsteeped leaves in my sample bag do NOT look like the picture up there. But I love the idea of this tea. Jasmine, roses, strawberry.. they should all work great on such a great green base. They DO, but I expected a stronger flavor maybe because of all the great ingredients in it. The flavor itself is very fresh and clean. Floral and slightly fruity. The steep color is a light yellow. I’d say it’s a great tea, I just wish the flavors were stronger!

KeenTeaThyme
67

This is an interesting cup. I taste both sweet strawberry and a slight tartness, which I’m guessing is the lichee. There’s also a floral taste, more in the after taste. There’s a pale liquor, and a light overall taste. It’s not bad but not all that wonderful either. I definitely prefer Enchanted Forest over this one.

Alana237
87
Alana237 4 tasting notes

Thanks Ellen!

This smells divine – quite light and fruity, with the strawberry and lychee easily identifiable. I love watching this one steep – the leaves open up to be large, whole leaves. The steeped leaves smell moslty of tea, with inly hints of flavours in the background, but the taste of the tea is very well balanced – again, the strawberry and lychee are good and identifiable but they don’t overshadow the green tea, which I can taste mostly at the end of the sip.

A nice, sweet flavoured green tea which is capable of a very flavourful second steep.

Todays cup is especially rosy. I’m having risotto for lunch, and this fruity, floral tea cuts through the richness of the food very well.

Having this again today as it has become a real go-to tea, probably because it is kept in my kitchen tea collection so it is easy to get to. Also because it is lovely and sweet and juicy. I love this more and more, so I’m going to raise the rating.

Had this earlier. It was very sweet today (I didn’t add sweetener) and the lychee came through especially well.

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