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Niagara Peach Sencha Green from Tropical Tea Company

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76/100

Niagara Peach Sencha Green

Green Tea by Tropical Tea Company

Country of Origin: China
Grade: Japan Sencha style
Manufacture Type: Pan fired
Cup Characteristics: Lush peach notes with sweet overtones. Superb quality green tea dotted with jasmine petals comes
alive with one of the world’s most favorite flavors.
Infusion: Bright, pale green to yellow, light colored cup.
Ingredients: Luxury green tea, Jasmine flowers, Natural flavors

3 Tasting Notes

momo

If anyone wants some of this, let me know. I have too much of it.

This smells somewhat artificial, but it tastes better than it smells. I taste the sencha more than anything, it’s more like a green tea with peach undertones. I had it iced, so maybe that makes a difference. It’s definitely a very light flavor and I think flash chilling it ruined it.

So really I have nothing else to say because it just tasted like a light green tea. Now I know. I had gotten it in hopes of having it for iced tea but it’s just not strong enough for it, and I’m not a big fan of hot peach flavors :/

Veronica
71

Tea #9 from the ’Here’s Hoping’ teabox.

This tea is a bit bland to me. There’s a faint peach flavor, but I’m not getting anything from the sencha or the jasmine. I made sure my steeping parameters were appropriate, so I’m thinking this is not the tea for me. However, I love the idea of peach and sencha together, so I’ll have to see what other options are out there.

Tea Sipper
79

Another one I get to try from momo! thanks again! Peach & jasmine sounds like the perfect combination! And sencha is my favorite type of green tea! The steep color is a pretty light green. I may have steeped this one too long, but I like it anyway. Definitely a peach presence… not so much with the jasmine, even though I saw two flowers go into the infuser. The sencha has a vegetal taste… tastes just like green beans (which I love.. I eat them raw way more than I eat potato chips!)