A lemony treat for your tastebuds, this flavored green tea tingles your tongue with Chinese Sencha tea combined with lemon and mint herbs and flavoring. Great as an afternoon pick-me up, or as an accompanyment to a sweet desert.
Ingredients: China Sencha, Sweet-wood, Lemongrass, Peppermint, Lemon Peel
HOLY LEMON!!!!!!!!!
No, really…HOLY LEMON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But you know what!? I Liiiiiike it!!!
With the LEMON and a bit of mint it seems to make it non-puckery and a nice full bold LEMON flavor!
If you like LEMON try it. If you don’t or aren’t sure…stay clear…because it sure is LEMON-EEEEEE!
I liked this blend much more than other Steepsterites! I had it iced which maybe diluted the strong lemon flavor. But, I love the subtle interplay between the lemon and peppermint. Both of those flavors can be overwhelming but , they seem to cancel each other out in this tea so that I end up w/a mild lemon flavor and the bitter notes of the lemongrass is masked by the peppermint.
I hope all this caffeine doesn’t keep me up all night. Usually caffeine doesn’t affect me in that way, but, I don’t usually like to chance it and I do usually switch to some sort of tisane by this time of night. But, I received this sample today from TeaFrog and I really wanted to try it!
Yum! Lemon! The tartness of the lemon lingers on the palate, but it isn’t a sour lemon-y taste – tart but not sour
I like it!
Ya know I have found myself in an interesting position today. For some reason I not only tried teas today that I am normally fond of but a couple actually surprised me. Take this tea. This is a very lemony tea but the peppermint makes it a bit spicy in a weird way but not actually bad. The peppermint sneaks up on the back end not taking away from the lemon flavor but rather gives it a little bite. I think I would like to try this cold. So lesson learned today don’t judge an entire teas group on a few bad experiences, keep trying them and you never know what you might find.
Today I am in the right mood to like this tea, but usually I am not.
